Your car, our forecourt.
Selling a car yourself means photos, strangers and paperwork. Leave it with us instead: it is listed here beside our own cars, shown to buyers by us, and handed over by us.
Is it ready to list?
Tick what is true of your car today. The ribbon fills as you go. It is a guide for you and is not sent with the form; a car that is not ready yet can still be described to us.
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Not everything has to be ticked. Send the form anyway and we will talk through the rest.
What we do while you wait.
Once the car is with us, your part is over until it sells.
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Go over it
We look the car over with you, so we both know what is being sold.
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Photograph and list it
Onto this site, with a card that turns over like all the others.
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Show it and answer
Calls, visits and questions come to us, not to you.
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Pass the keys on
We do the handover to the buyer, and settle with you.
Among cars people came to see.
A car on a forecourt is seen by buyers who are already there for a car, and it appears in the same search, with the same filters, as every other listing here.
Describe your car.
The car first, then you. Only the phone number and the email have to be right for it to send. The VIN is on the title and at the foot of the windshield.
The photo box shows where a picture would go. Nothing is uploaded from this form; bring or send photos once we have spoken.
Seller questions.
What does it cost me?
That is agreed with you before the car is listed. Describe the car and we will explain it when we call.
Who sets the asking price?
You and us together, before the listing goes up. Put the figure you have in mind in the message.
What if it does not sell?
It stays your car throughout. Ask us how long a listing runs and how you take the car back when we speak.
Is my car insured while it is with you?
Ask before you leave it with us, and we will tell you exactly what is covered.