Sell yours from our floor.
Your car stands on our lot, photographed and listed beside 30 others, and we deal with the calls, the viewings and the paperwork. The asking price is agreed with you first.
Why sell it here.
Selling a car yourself is a second job. Consignment hands that job to people who already do it every day.
In front of buyers
People come to the lot already shopping for a car. Yours is parked where they are looking.
Shown properly
Photographed and listed on this site the same way as every other car on the floor.
No calls at home
Questions, test drives and offers come to us — not to your phone at dinner time.
Paperwork handled
The sale is written up properly. What it costs you is agreed before the car is listed.
Consignment, step by step.
- 1
Tell us about it
Year, make, model, miles and how to reach you — the form below.
- 2
Agree the terms
A call to talk through the car, the asking price and what consignment costs.
- 3
On the floor
The car comes to the lot, is photographed and goes live on the site.
- 4
Sold, and paid
Once it sells you are paid as agreed, and the paperwork is done for you.
Bring the car, and these.
The title
Or, if there is still a loan on it, the lender's details.
Every key
Spare keys and fobs included — buyers ask.
Service records
Whatever you have. A history on paper helps the price.
Your ID
A driver's license in the name on the title.
Your car, in the form.
A few lines about the car and how to reach you. The phone and the email are the only two the form needs to send; the rest helps us call you back with something useful.
Selling, asked and answered.
The asking price is agreed with you before the car is listed. Ask on the call how offers are handled — it is part of the agreement.
It depends on the car, and it is agreed in writing before the car goes on the floor — ask on the call and you get a straight figure.
Say so in the form and give the lender's name. Whether and how it can be done is explained before anything is signed.
The terms, including ending early, are set out in the agreement before you sign. Ask about anything in it you are not sure of.