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Due to the unprecedented circumstances caused by the pandemic, our partners are currently inactive which means we can't provide you with a quote to sell your car.

If you'd like to hear when quotes are available again, please visit our car selling page and click 'find out more' to head to our partner, Motorway. There you'll be able to sign up for notifications. Thank you for your patience.

It’s easy. Simply click the button on our ‘sell my car’ page to be taken through to our car-selling partner, Motorway. Then enter a few details about you and your car and you’ll be able to compare a wide range of car buyers and pick your best deal.

All you need to do to sell your car with our partner Motorway is enter your car’s reg. They’ll then ask you to enter your name, email address, phone number and postcode, as well as your car’s mileage. You’ll then be able to compare offers instantly.

Once you’ve selected the offer that’s right for you, and a car buyer has agreed a sale, they will pick up your vehicle or you can drive it to a drop-off point. You will need your V5C registration document and some ID ready on the day of sale. If you don’t have a V5C, you can apply for a new one from gov.co.uk. Some buyers also require your MOT certificate and your service/handbook.

With most of the car buyers who work with our car-selling partner Motorway, the online price that you’ll see depends on the information that you give them about your car. This price is not guaranteed and buyers will need to see photos or carry out an inspection to confirm a final offer.

Most customers will be able to get offers on their car from our car-selling partner Motorway , no matter how many miles its done. If your car has a higher mileage or is at the end of its working life, you may only get a limited number of online offers.

However, generally speaking, the number of offers you receive will depend on whether your car meets the car buyer’s needs.

When you select an offer with our car-selling partner Motorway, the sale can happen in as little as 24-48 hours. If your car is eligible for Motorway’s Premium Service, then it can sometimes be sold the same day with the collection booked for the following working day.

To sell your car with one of Motorway’s car buyers, simply select their offer in the comparison table. You’ll then be directed to their site to arrange the sale. There you can provide any additional information they may need and arrange the purchase of your car.

Our car-selling partner Motorway is completely transparent about whether any of the car buyers they work with have transaction or admin fees. You can see any fees displayed in the comparison table of offers.

You’ll still be able to get valuations if your car isn’t in perfect condition. As well as online car buyers and dealers, Motorway also works with a number of scrap and recycling buyers who will buy broken down or old, non-running vehicles.

You’ll have to contact your lender to see if it’s possible to get out of your contract early by paying an early settlement fee, which will need to be paid off before the car is sold. Motorway partner buyers can usually accept a settlement fee from your lender and can take it off the value of your car and settle your debt. Remember, it’s illegal to sell your car with outstanding finance if you don’t let your lender know.

Most car buyers that our car-selling partner Motorway display do provide a collection service. So instead of you going to them, they’ll come to you. This service is usually free, and can be arranged within 24 hours. Any collection fee will be clearly shown in their comparison table.

If you are selling through their Premium Service, buyers usually offer free home collection too. However, if you’d rather drop your car off at the buyer’s dealership premises, you can also select that option in most cases.

It depends on the buyer, so be sure to check when you get your prices. If you want to keep your private licence plate, you’ll have to contact the DVLA and fill in the relevant forms to transfer your plate.

If you don’t have a car that you can transfer the plate on to, you’ll have to transfer it to a retention certificate. You’ll then get a document to prove you still have the right to use that number plate.

Yes, Motorway works with a number of scrap buyers who will buy broken down or old, non-running vehicles.