Best place to list your car for sale

Frequently Asked Questions

Please give us 24 hours to obtain the highest and most accurate valuation for your car. If you require a quicker turnaround time, do let us know in advance. Our fastest valuation to date was completed in one hour.

We obtain your car valuation through our proprietary in-house bidding system. After uploading your car details, our network of used car dealers and direct buyers will submit their best offer for your car. Once the bidding is complete, we aggregate their offers and relay the highest one to you.

Our car valuation takes into consideration the brand, model and registration date of the car. Other deciding factors include the mileage, previous accidents, and faulty parts. To ensure a more accurate valuation, please provide us with detailed information of your car, including its condition, to the best of your ability.

Yes, we will black out your car plate number to protect your privacy!

Please inform our friendly consultants that you would like to proceed with the transaction. We will lock down the price of your car and arrange for a non-obligation viewing with the buyer to verify the condition of your car.

Yes. You are not obligated to accept any deductions if it does not meet your expectations. A lower offer can only be negotiated if the buyer is not aware of a certain defect or condition. If there is no resolution, we will arrange for a viewing with the buyer with the second highest offer.

Our car valuation service is and will always be 100% FREE to all our customers. Even after receiving your car valuation from us, there are no obligations to sell your car with us. However, there will be a service fee of $107 including GST if you do decide to sell your car with us. This service fee will be waived if your car has less than eight months of COE left.

Yes. Our partners will work with your bank to help you clear your existing loan. If there is a surplus after clearing your loan, the balance will be paid to you during the handover.

All kinds of people buy used cars, but the way they buy cars is changing rapidly. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a reported 50 percent increase in car shoppers who are willing to buy a car online, sight unseen. According to a 2021 study, those most eager to online car buy are younger, male, economy-car buyers in metropolitan areas.

It’s a mistake to pit online car buying against dealership purchases. In fact, many dealerships are taking their businesses online and it shows. At one time, the average car buyer would visit five dealerships before making a purchase. Thanks to online research, the average car buying journey now only brings buyers to two brick and mortar dealerships. Time spent at the dealership hit a record low in 2020, with an average of 2 hours — a fact that may be the reason satisfaction with the car buying process hit a record high.

Private Parties

Selling your used car to a private party is probably the first thing that comes to mind when it's time to put it on the market. It's generally believed that selling directly from person to person helps you get the highest sales price, and with the average used car for 25% more in 2021 than it did in 2020, and 34% more than in 2019, there may be some truth to this. Listing it on social media and online marketplaces, such as Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace or eBay Motors, may get you enough attention to get the price you're asking for.

Private sales have their drawbacks, however. For one thing, you don't have any help with the sales process. If you're selling a car without a title, for instance, you will have to make a trip selling to the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) before you can complete the sale. As a private seller, you're also responsible for listing your car, vetting potential buyers, finding a secure form of payment you can trust and transferring the title. It also could be difficult scheduling test drives if any potential buyers live out of the area.

Dealerships

Dealerships are another option for you to sell your car. Selling to a dealership certainly makes car title transfers simpler, since most have people in house who can do that for you. An established dealership in your area can also be a tempting choice if you're thinking about trading in a car rather than just selling it. With a dealership sale, you’ll skip the more risky peer-to-peer money transfer and get paid quickly and more securely, too.

If you’re thinking “Yes! Sell my car to a dealer,” remember that you'll likely be negotiating the sales price with a professional car buyer. Unless you sell used cars for a living, you probably have little experience in these kinds of deals, and it may be hard to get what your car is worth. If you're driving your car to a dealership to sell it, you're also somewhat limited to those in your area. This may not be a problem if you live in a large urban area, but sellers from small towns and rural areas may only have a few dealerships to sell to, while the dealers have been shifting most of their sales to a much broader online audience.

Instant Cash Offers

Instant cash offers are a fairly new development in the online car buying experience. This option combines some of the best elements of both private sales and trade-ins at a brick-and-mortar dealership. Like selling to a dealership, instant cash offers do all the heavy lifting for you, from advertising your car to filling out the paperwork at the DMV. Like private sales, this option often brings a higher price than in-person negotiation with a dealership sales professional.

When you offer your car online for this kind of sale, you will be asked to input some details about the vehicle. To calculate the appropriate amount for your offer, the site needs to know the make, model and year of your car, the odometer reading, whether you have a clean title and some other details. Based on your information, you'll be offered a tentative price within minutes, pending an inspection at a participating shop or dealership near you. When the condition and mileage of your car is confirmed, you can redeem your offer for cash or apply it toward the purchase of another car.

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