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On average, sellers get £1,600 more than part exchange
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Motorway connects thousands of verified dealers with private sellers across the UK. Brumble connects you directly to their network so you get the best outcome with zero hassle.
8,000+
Verified Dealers
Two thirds of the UK car dealer market
£1,600
More vs Part Exchange
On average, based on a customer survey April 2026
84%
Sold Above Market Price
Based on Motorway platform data
1M+
People Helped to Sell
Over 1 million people have used Motorway to sell their car
Excellent
Rated on Trustpilot
100,000+ verified reviews
Easy
Finance Settlement Handled
Financed car? Support end-to-end. Process may vary in cases of negative equity.
You don't need to be an expert to sell your car. Selling your car through Motorway takes three simple steps.
Enter your registration, answer a few questions about your car's condition, mileage, and service history, and upload photos of your vehicle. The whole process, including photos, takes as little as 30 minutes.
Thousands of verified dealers across the UK compete to give you the best price. Most sellers receive multiple bids, often within hours of listing.
Payment is sent to your bank account before your car leaves the driveway. Collection is arranged by the dealer at a time that suits you, with no trips to forecourts.
Your car's value is shaped by a combination of factors that every dealer weighs when making a bid. Understanding these helps you set realistic expectations and take steps to maximise what you receive.
Newer cars hold their value better. A newer registration plate commands a premium even if mileage is similar to an older model.
Lower mileage means less wear and typically a higher valuation. Dealers look closely at whether mileage is proportionate to the car's age.
Bodywork scratches, dents, interior wear, and mechanical issues all reduce value. A car in genuinely good condition will attract stronger bids.
A full stamped service history from a franchised dealer is the gold standard. Even a partial history is much better than none.
Fewer owners generally means more confidence for buyers. A one-owner car with full history is highly desirable.
Popular makes and models have deeper dealer networks and resell faster. Neutral colours (silver, white, black, grey) tend to attract stronger demand.
Category S and N write-offs can still be sold but will achieve a significantly lower price. Always disclose this honestly. Motorway checks HPI data.
Your location affects which dealers can cost-effectively collect. Major cities and well-connected areas typically attract more bids.
Because thousands of verified dealers compete on Motorway, you see real market pricing rather than a single dealer's lowball offer. 84% of Motorway sellers achieve above the market guide price. The best way to find out what your specific car is worth is to get a free valuation. It takes as little as 30 minutes and there's no obligation.
Get a Free ValuationA few simple steps before you list can meaningfully increase the bids you receive from dealers.
A new MOT with no advisories signals a well-maintained car to dealers and supports a stronger asking price.
Locate every stamp, receipt, and service record you have. A complete history can add hundreds of pounds to your valuation.
Motorway will guide you through taking photos from every angle. Good, well-lit images in daylight make a significant difference to the bids you receive.
A clean car photographs better and signals care to dealers. A professional valet is worth the investment before you profile.
Motorway verifies condition at collection. Overstating your car's condition leads to reductions or cancellations, so honesty upfront leads to better outcomes.
Spring and summer tend to generate more buyer activity for most car types. Convertibles sell best in spring; 4x4s and SUVs peak in autumn.
If you have a small amount left to pay, settling it yourself before listing may give you a cleaner position. Motorway can handle this for you either way.
There are a few important steps to complete when selling your car, whether you sell privately, to a dealer, or via an online marketplace.
Financed car? Finance settlement handled. Having outstanding finance does not stop you selling. Motorway supports you end-to-end. Around 40% of sellers clear their finance a full year earlier than planned. Process may vary in cases of negative equity.
When your car sells, Motorway uses the sale price to clear your outstanding balance directly with your lender. If the sale price is higher than what you owe, the difference is paid to you. On average, sellers get £1,600 more than part exchange (based on customer survey, April 2026).
You'll need to have your finance agreement details to hand. Motorway will request a settlement figure from your lender on your behalf, with nothing complicated for you to arrange.
40%
of Motorway sellers clear their finance a full year early
End-to-end
Motorway contacts your lender and arranges settlement for you
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Ryan is the founder of Brumble and has over a decade of experience in the UK motor finance and insurance industry. He created Brumble to make it easier for UK drivers to understand the insurance and finance world by cutting through the jargon.
Originally published: 21 April 2026 · Last updated: 26 August 2026
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