No. You can start your Tom Wood All Good Offer online from home. Enter your vehicle details, review the offer, and decide whether you want to move forward. If you accept, Tom Wood can confirm the vehicle, complete the required paperwork, and collect it anywhere in Indiana. No dealership visit is required.

The online appraisal form usually takes less than two minutes to complete. After you submit the vehicle details, the Tom Wood team reviews the information and follows up with your All Good Offer, often the same day. Timing can vary based on the vehicle and the information provided.

No. Tom Wood buys vehicles directly from owners, even when they are not purchasing another vehicle. You can sell your car outright, or you can apply the All Good Offer toward another vehicle as a trade-in. The choice is yours.

You can still receive an All Good Offer if the vehicle has an active loan. Tom Wood reviews the vehicle's value separately from the current payoff amount. If the offer is higher than the payoff, the remaining equity can work in your favor. If the payoff is higher than the offer, the team can explain the available next steps. Having current lender and payoff information ready helps prevent delays.

You will generally need the vehicle title or other proof of ownership, valid photo identification, all available keys and accessories, and payoff or lien information when applicable. Exact requirements can vary for electronic titles, lender-held titles, co-owned vehicles, trusts, estates, and other ownership situations. Tom Wood will confirm what is needed before collection.

The Tom Wood All Good Offer is based on the specific vehicle information you provide and current market conditions. It is more specific than a general national value range. The offer is confirmed after Tom Wood verifies important details such as the vehicle's identity, mileage, equipment, condition, history, and ownership information.

No. There is no obligation to accept your All Good Offer. You can review the number and decide whether selling, trading, or keeping the vehicle makes the most sense for you. Starting the online appraisal does not commit you to a sale or trade.

For a qualifying like-kind trade through an Indiana dealership, the eligible trade-in allowance generally reduces the vehicle purchase price that is subject to Indiana sales tax. Because Indiana's standard sales tax rate is 7%, the tax difference may equal up to 7% of the qualifying trade allowance. Eligibility depends on the transaction, ownership, title, vehicle type, and current tax rules. An outright vehicle sale is separate from a trade-in and does not create the same purchase-price tax treatment.

The Tom Wood All Good Offer is available to vehicle owners across Indiana. You can begin online from Indianapolis, Carmel, Fishers, Noblesville, Westfield, Anderson, or elsewhere in the state. If you accept the offer, Tom Wood can coordinate vehicle collection anywhere in Indiana.