Selling a Car With Outstanding Finance
Hassle-free and simple way to sell your car, even when there is outstanding finance.
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How To Sell Your Financed Car
1. Get a Valuation From Us
No difference if your car is not on finance. It starts with a valuation.
2. Book an appointment
Book an appointment to have your car inspected the same day or at your earliest convenience. Our valuation is guaranteed for 3 days, so that should give us time to work out a mutually convenient time.
Remember to bring your up-to-date payout letter from your finance company. The payout letter expiry date should be no less than 5 days from your appointment date.
Remember to bring your up-to-date payout letter from your finance company. The payout letter expiry date should be no less than 5 days from your appointment date.
3. Sell & receive payment for your car
Where our valuation is higher than the settlement amount, we will pay you the difference. And if our valuation is lower than the settlement amount, you will need to pay the difference to our account. Once the sale is completed, we will settle your finance within 3 working days or before the expiry date stated on the payout letter.
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What Our Customers Think
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A. First step, talk to your car finance company and ask them to send across your current settlement figure. Next, wait for the finance company to send across the settlement letter to you via email.
A. When the value of your car is less than the settlement amount, you will need to pay the difference to our account. Once the sale is completed, we will settle your finance for you before the expiry date stated on your payout/settlement letter.
A. Yes, by paying off your car finance early, you’d reduce the amount you’d otherwise be spending on the interest the finance company charges you.