Sell your car.
Keep life moving.
A new job. A growing family. A change of plans. Whatever comes next, start selling your car with a little more clarity.
- Start from home
- A clear step at a time
- You choose what’s next
What are you driving?
This enquiry form needs JavaScript to save and restore your details. Use sample information in this local preview.
Explore how it works- 10,000+
- cars bought
- Paid first
- balance lands before we collect
- $0
- fees, ever
- 7 days
- your price is held
Rego in. Money in. Car gone.
No waiting days for someone to come and look at it. You do the walk-around yourself, we pay a deposit and send the contract, and the balance is in your account before the car leaves.
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0:00
Rego in, price out
We identify your car from the rego and show an estimated purchase range based on its details and kilometres.
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You choose a self-assessment
Open your self-assessment and receive a private email link. Your saved car details are already included.
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0:15
Ten-minute self inspection
Walk around the car with your phone. Photos, a short video, a couple of questions. Done from your driveway.
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0:20
Deposit paid, contract sent
Your inspection checks out, so we pay a deposit straight away and text you the contract. The price is locked.
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0:60
Signed. That's the hour.
You sign on your phone and we book a pickup time that suits you. Same day if you want it.
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PICKUP
Once-over, balance, keys
Our buyer does a quick check that the car matches your photos. The balance lands in your account. Then we take the keys. In that order.
Your car is more
than its number plate.
The service history you’ve kept. The kilometres you’ve travelled. The small mark on the bumper. Each tells part of the story.
- A useful starting point
An indicative price range helps you explore your options before a final review.
- Show the car as it is
Guided photos, videos and condition questions bring the important details together.
- Know what comes next
Understand the difference between an estimate, an assessment and an offer.
What could your car
be worth?
Two cars can share a badge and a build year without sharing the same value. The variant, kilometres, history, condition and current market all matter.
A price advertised online is one piece of the picture. It may include a dealer’s preparation and retail costs, and it isn’t necessarily the amount the car eventually sells for. A buying estimate needs to consider your particular car and the work that comes next.
Understand what affects your car’s valueA starting point.
Not a promise.
An indicative estimate is a guide based on the information available at the time. A final offer needs a review of the car and its condition.
Your estimated purchase range is based on the identified car and the kilometres you provide. Final pricing depends on its condition and the buying team’s review.
Good questions.
Useful answers.
Take a moment to understand your options and get your car’s details ready.
On your mind?
Selling a car comes with questions. Start with the essentials.
All your questions, answered ↗No. An indicative range is a guide based on the information available. A final offer would follow a review of the car, its condition and any details that need to be confirmed.
Your registration plate, registration state or territory, and current kilometres. The enquiry also has a manual car-details option. Name and email come next in the preview.
It is a guided way to share current photos, videos and information about your car’s condition. The planned process starts with photos, then videos, followed by condition questions.
This is a website preview. Use sample details to save and resume an enquiry, check your vehicle details and start an assessment. A final purchase offer requires the team’s review.
Good things start with a simple step.
Explore a clearer way to sell, starting with a few details about your car.