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Get a part-exchange valuation

Thinking of swapping your current car? Tell us the registration, mileage, and rough condition, and we’ll come back with a trade-in range. We’ll then be in touch to confirm a firm offer after a quick inspection. No obligation.

1. Your car
2. Condition
3. Your contact details

This is an automated estimate based on age, mileage and condition. The dealer will confirm a firm offer after a brief inspection — final price depends on the car’s actual condition and any outstanding finance.

Part-exchange — common questions

How does part exchange work?
You tell us about your current car (registration, mileage, condition) and we give you a trade-in figure against any vehicle in our stock. If you accept, we deduct the trade-in from the price of the car you’re buying — so you only finance or pay the difference.
Will the valuation change after I bring the car in?
It can. Our initial valuation is based on what you tell us; we confirm the firm offer after a 5-minute physical inspection on the day. Mechanical issues, undisclosed damage, or missing service history may adjust the number.
Can I part-exchange a car that’s still on finance?
Yes. We settle the outstanding finance directly with your lender and any equity above the settlement becomes part of your deposit. If you’re in negative equity (the settlement is more than the car’s worth), you can either pay the difference or roll it into your new finance agreement.
How long does part exchange take?
The valuation form takes 60 seconds. Once you bring the car in, the inspection and paperwork add about 30 minutes. If you’re buying with us the same day, you can drive away in your new car.
Do I have to buy a car from you to get a part-exchange offer?
Yes — we only buy cars as part of a sale. If you want a straight purchase, your local trade-in service or WeBuyAnyCar will normally beat a dealer trade-in price.
Part-exchange valuation — new motors