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Before you advertise your car

Getting your car ready for sale is essential if you want to sell it quickly and get the best price – presentation, mechanical condition and service history can all make the difference.

Clean it inside and out and make sure that it's generally tidy
Repair minor paintwork damage or simple mechanical faults
Get a new MOT, particularly if there's less than three months on the current one. Consider a full, professional valet service – it'll save you time and can really make a difference.

Tips for a smooth car sale

Price

Price your car realistically – particularly if you want a quick sale
Check the prices of similar cars in popular classified ad magazines or online.

Finance

You can't sell a car with outstanding finance
This includes outstanding hire-purchase or conditional sale agreements
If you do want to sell, get the finance company's permission or settle the finance first

Claims

Don't make false or reckless claims
Take care how you word your advert – lines like 'first to see will buy' won't convince anyone

Facts

Describe the car as accurately as possible
In adverts, stick to facts that will interest potential buyers
Make sure you quote the year/number plate, how many months are left on the MOT and where in the country you're located
Be aware that thieves may contact you pretending to be potential buyers. If you give them details of the car like the VIN number over the phone, or share personal details they could use the information to create a cloned advert.
Genuine buyers will be happy to come and view the vehicle and check vehicle details for themselves.

Condition

State the car's condition clearly in adverts and on the receipt
If it's being sold for spares only, or requires substantial repairs, say so include this information on the receipt once you've agreed to sell
Documents

Have all documents and history to hand including MOT certificates and service records
Don't let buyers make copies or take photos of vehicle documents
Keep receipts for any work carried out while you've owned the car
A fully stamped dealer service record adds value if you've got one
Don't forget to hand over all relevant documents when you sell
Test drive

Take the buyer's contact details when arranging for them to come and view/test drive the car - name, address and phone number. A genuine buyer will be happy to do so and will understand if you call back to confirm arrangements and check the number given.
Ask the buyer to show you their driving licence if they're expecting to test drive the car.
Insist that the buyer comes to see the car at your home address – a genuine buyer will be happy to do so.
Check that the buyer is insured to test drive the car. Your own insurance may cover you. See our test drive tips for more advice on insurance cover . Don't be a victim of car theft
always accompany prospective buyers on a test drive
if you change seats part way through, take the keys with you and hand them over when you get back in the car
There's safety and confidence in numbers – ask a friend or relative to accompany you while the buyer is viewing the car and on the test drive.

Build in a margin for haggling – the buyer will have the satisfaction of negotiating you down while you still get close to the amount you want.
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