
bay Auto Fair
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ChaBot college
Coming soon
The Bay Area’s first Peer-to-peer weekend Auto Fair.
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When: TBA
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Where: Chabot College, Hayward, CA
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Price to Sell: $179 per stall — come back every fair until your car sells!
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Friday: 4PM - 8PM
Saturday: 8AM - 8PM
Sunday: 8AM - 6PM
For Sellers
Buyers come pre‑qualified.
We market hard so you meet people who showed up specifically to buy a used car.
24/7 guarded lot.
Licensed security patrols overnight so you can sleep while your wheels stay safe.
On‑site support.
Need a bill‑of‑sale template, jumper cables, or a quick “price‑check” opinion? Our crew’s got you.
$179
Unlimited Fairs until Sold
For Buyers
Private-party price, no mark-ups
Skip CarMax’s $2 k convenience premium and pay the real owner’s asking price.
Real cars, real owners
Talk face‑to‑face, see maintenance records, skip the mystery.
Browse at your pace—zero salespeople
Every car wears a window sheet with price, specs, and owner contact; you decide when to reach out.
Hundreds of options, one trip
Stop messaging 20 random listings—compare sedans, SUVs, EVs, and classics side-by-side in an hour.
Free entry & parking
No tickets, commissions, or hidden buyer fees—just RSVP and show up.
Free
Shop hundreds of cars at once
How it Works
Sellers
Buyers
Frequently Asked Questions
Have more questions? Email us at team@bayautofair.com.
When we set out to build the Bay Auto Fair, our goal was simple: create a space where the entire Bay Area could buy and sell cars with the same ease and sense of trust you feel at a weekend farmers’ market. Online listings can be stressful: sketchy meet‑ups, flaky messages, and endless back‑and‑forth. We wanted better. So we secured a lot, brought in round‑the‑clock security, and wrapped the whole experience in friendly staff, on‑site paperwork help, and good vibes. The result is a community marketplace where you can stroll the rows, meet real neighbors, and swap keys without worry or hidden fees. Thanks for joining us and helping turn a transaction into a neighborhood tradition.