Introducing Rathagaya Offers: A Better Way to Discuss Price
Every buyer has a budget. Every seller values their vehicle. Discover how Rathagaya Offers helps both sides start a respectful conversation about price.
Rathagaya Admin2 min read

Introducing Rathagaya Offers: Your Price. A Respectful Conversation.
Found a vehicle you like, but want to discuss the price?
Instead of starting with “What’s your lowest price?”, Rathagaya Offers lets you send the seller a price proposal to consider.
Every seller values their vehicle. Every buyer has a budget. Offers gives both sides a clearer way to start the conversation.
For buyers: make your offer
Review the vehicle’s details, advertised condition and asking price, then send an offer that reflects your budget and what you’ve learned about the vehicle.
Comparing similar listings can help you put your proposal into perspective. Remember, advertised prices aren’t necessarily the prices vehicles eventually sell for.
For sellers: decide what works for you
Review the offers you receive and accept one that suits you. Receiving an offer doesn’t mean you have to agree to it.
Knowing a buyer’s proposed price upfront helps you understand whether your expectations align before taking the conversation further.

How Rathagaya Offers works
1. Send an offer
Open the vehicle listing and select “Make an offer.” Enter your proposed price and submit it to the seller.
2. The seller reviews your offer
The seller considers your proposal and can accept it if it works for them.
3. Connect and discuss the deal
Once the seller accepts, contact details unlock. You can then speak directly, arrange a viewing and discuss the next steps.
A good offer respects both sides
Your budget matters. So do the vehicle’s condition, age, mileage and other relevant details.
A thoughtful offer gives the seller something meaningful to consider and helps both sides start with clearer expectations.
Rathagaya Offers doesn’t set or guarantee a vehicle’s market value. It provides a way for buyers and sellers to begin discussing a price.
Does accepting an offer complete the sale?
No. An accepted offer does not mean the vehicle has been purchased or the transaction completed.
Both parties should inspect the vehicle, check the relevant documents and agree on the final price and terms before proceeding. Buyers can also seek an independent inspection from a qualified mechanic.
An accepted offer is not a guarantee from Rathagaya about the vehicle’s condition or the outcome of the transaction.
Start with an offer
Looking to buy? Find a vehicle that interests you and select “Make an offer.”
Looking to sell? Post your vehicle ad for free and review the offers you receive.
Room for your budget. Respect for the seller’s value.
Buying or selling? Keep safety in mind.
Explore our practical safety guides before arranging a viewing or making a payment.