Brokered sale · For sellers

Car brokerage.

We sell your car for you.

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  • The car stays yours

    It stays in your possession until it sells and you can use it as normal. We do not take it onto our account or hold it as security.

  • Money straight to you

    The buyer’s money lands in your account. It never routes through ours.

  • Fee on sale

    The brokerage fee is agreed before the contract and falls due only once the car is sold.

  • All included

    Photos and video, the advert, handling buyers and the sale paperwork. You set the price.

The process

Seven steps, fully handled.

  1. 01

    Visual walk-round

    We walk the car with you. We write down what we see — this is not a technical inspection or a warranty of condition, it is the basis for an honest listing.

  2. 02

    Photos and video

    Professional photos and video: the gallery for the advert and a short clip for social media. The car stays in your possession throughout.

  3. 03

    Writing and running the advert

    We write the listing copy and publish it on the leading portals. We run it for the whole sale — refreshing it, bumping it and changing the price only by agreement with you.

  4. 04

    Qualifying the enquiries

    We answer the calls and messages and separate a genuine buyer from a tyre-kicker. Only the ones actually buying reach you.

  5. 05

    Arranging the viewing

    We agree the time and place of the viewing between the qualified buyer and you. At the meeting it is you and the buyer — we do not attend the test drive ourselves.

  6. 06

    Paperwork and guidance

    We draw up the sales contract and handle the change of ownership. We guide you through both an outright sale and a leasing or finance arrangement: what the bank needs, in what order, and who signs what.

  7. 07

    Marketing to Germany where it fits

    If the car suits the German market, we market it to buyers there too. We agree that with you separately.

Brokerage, briefly.

What is the difference between brokerage and consignment?
In brokerage the sale contract is concluded between you and the buyer — the broker brings the parties together. In consignment the intermediary sells in their own name, on your account. That determines in whose name the deal is made, when the fee falls due and who is liable to the buyer. We are brokers.
What does car brokerage cost?
The brokerage fee is agreed before the contract and falls due only once the car is sold. Booking is free. You get an exact quote together with the valuation.
Do I have to hand the car over while it is for sale?
No. The car stays in your possession until it sells and you can keep using it as normal. We do not take it onto our own account or hold it as security.
Who receives the buyer’s money?
You do, directly. The buyer’s money never routes through our account.
What kind of cars do you take on?
Mainly cars with an active or recently-expired factory warranty. We don’t take on every car — we take the ones we can present honestly.
Do I stay a private seller?
Yes. The sale contract is concluded between you and the buyer, so you sell as a private person. We are the broker, not the seller.

Definition

What is car brokerage?

In a brokered sale the broker does not sell the car in their own name. Our job is to bring you and the buyer together: we do a visual walk-round, photograph and film it, write and run the advert, qualify the enquiries, arrange the viewing and handle the paperwork. The sale contract is concluded between you and the buyer.

In practice that means the car stays in your possession until it sells, the buyer’s money lands directly in your account, and the fee falls due only once the car is sold. Consignment works differently — there the intermediary sells in their own name, on your account.

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Start with a valuation.

Fill the form or send a quick enquiry — we reply within the same business day.

Quick enquiry

Just your plate and phone — we look up the car details and call you.

We reply within the same business day.