Motorcoach.direct
A Featherlite Vantare motorhome on a Prevost shell, lit at dusk

Curated auctions

A few exceptional coaches, sold at auction

Each coach is reviewed, independently inspected, photographed and filmed before it is accepted. One sale a month, 4 to 8 coaches, seven days of bidding, and a concierge for viewings and paperwork.

Photo: Featherlite Coaches · All rights reserved. A Coach Encyclopedia photograph, not a coach in a sale.

The auctions calendar

Coming soon

The first sale

We are accepting coaches for the first sale now. Its dates are set once the first coaches have been reviewed, inspected and photographed, and every date will be shown here first.

Tell me when it opens

Taking coaches now

Own an exceptional coach? A curated sale brings serious buyers to one place at one time. The review is free.

Consign your coach

What it costs and how it works →

Results

No sale has closed yet. Every result will stay public here, sold or not, so over time this becomes the record of what coaches really sell for.

How a curated sale works

Reviewed and inspected

The concierge reviews every coach, and an approved independent inspector checks it where it sits before it is accepted. Registered bidders can read the full report.

Qualified bidders only

Bidders register once and place a refundable $10,000 hold for each coach they bid on, through the seller's own payment account.

Secret reserve, soft close

A seller may set a secret reserve and lower it during the sale, but never raise it. Coaches without one wear a No reserve badge. A bid in the last 2 minutes puts 2 minutes back on the clock.

A concierge for every coach

Questions, viewings, paperwork and pickup go through the Motorcoach.direct concierge, and every answer is shown to all bidders.

Who pays whom

How bidding works Sell your coach at auction

The auctions are for a few curated coaches each month. Fixed-price listings are separate: see Sell Your Coach.

This site is one door of OnePlace.direct — everything in one place
Every door is free to walk through. One family of sites.