It couldn’t be easier to sell your car to a dealer through Motorway.
Unlike these other options, we won’t make you choose between price and convenience – you can have both, with no extra effort. And it’s 100% free!
When you sell your car with Motorway, you can find a trusted buyer among our UK-wide network of over 5,000 verified dealers. You can be sure to get a fair, honest deal. But don’t just take our word for it!
Selling your car to a dealer on Motorway is quick and simple to do on our app or website.
Create a vehicle profile and more than 5,000 verified dealers from across the UK will compete to give you their best price.
Approve your highest offer, and the winning dealer will collect your car for free and make a fast payment.
Without any prior experience, choosing the right car dealer yourself can be a tricky business and there are many factors to consider before proceeding with a sale. With Motorway, you can get an online car valuation for free, all you need is your reg and mileage.
Our valuations are based on market data, plus the data we take from our dealer marketplace, so the figure you get is always up-to-date. Using this information can be a great place to start if you want to get a better idea of what your car is worth, and even if you do use our valuation tool, there’s no obligation to proceed if you decide not to sell your car.
Motorway can place your car in front of thousands of professional car dealers, so you’ll get their best price. There are other ways to sell your car to a dealer:
At Motorway, we’re constantly working to build the best way for people to sell their cars, straight to verified dealers, from their phone.
There are a few things to bear in mind when selling your car to a dealership:
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