Ready to sell
your car?
Start with the basics. Your registration and kilometres help tell us what you drive. Its condition fills in the rest of the picture.
- Simple first steps
- Condition in the picture
- An informed decision
What are you driving?
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Explore how it worksA better starting point for selling your car
Before you compare prices or make plans for your next car, it helps to get the essentials together. Check the registration details, read the current odometer and confirm the make, model and year. Small differences between variants can make a meaningful difference to value.
The planned Carsellers experience brings those details together with an indicative range and an online self-assessment. You’ll be able to show the car’s condition using guided photos and videos, then answer questions about its history and features.
What your indicative range means
A range gives you an initial guide, rather than a guaranteed purchase price. The condition, service history, exact specification and current market need to be considered before a final offer. A car with damage or incomplete history may need further review.
It’s helpful to think about your timeframe as well as your target price. Selling privately and selling directly to a buyer involve different amounts of preparation, conversations and coordination. Understanding the process helps you decide which option fits your circumstances.
The form saves your vehicle and contact details and restores them when you return in the same browser. Use sample details for this preview. A final purchase offer requires the team’s review.
The car. The details. The decision.
Tell us about your car.
Start with your registration, state and kilometres. These details help identify the right car and set the starting point.
Put its condition in the picture.
Take guided photos and videos, then answer a few questions. Show the everyday details that a registration plate can’t.
Consider the next step.
Your information can then be reviewed before a buying decision. An indicative range is a guide, not a final offer.