Our auction represents a very efficient way of selling your vehicle. If you intend to sell your car at auction, it is worth

considering the following:

 

Make every effort to present your car in the best possible way. Ensure that it is cleaned and polished, inside and out.

 

Write clearly on the entry form, giving all vehicle details. REMEMBER: a misleading description may make the owner

liable to prosecution under the various trading standards laws and you will be charged commission in the event

of a cancelled sale.

 

Bring your car or van to the auction as early as possible on the day of the sale or preferably before. Make sure that you bring

all paperwork relating to the vehicle i.e. Logbook (V5), MOT Certificate, tax and service history if applicable. Take the current mileage reading from the speedometer, you will then need to complete an entry form which is basically all the vehicle details

and your details for payment.

    

An entry fee of 15.00 pounds is payable at the time of entry.  When your vehicle is sold, a commission of 6% plus VAT (minimum

charge 10.00 pounds and maximum of 120.00 pounds) are deducted from the sale proceeds. Unsold vehicles will be subject to a storage charge on a daily basis if not removed when requested.

 

When your vehicle is sold a remittance advice and cheque (A/C Payee only) will be posted by first class mail three clear

working days after each sale day of the sale. Please ensure that your full name, address and post code are printed clearly

on the entry form as these details cannot be changed after the sale.

 

If your vehicle is subject to a hire purchase agreement, you must ensure that all relevant details are included on the entry

form. We are able to settle finance agreements provided that the net sale proceeds are sufficient to clear the outstanding

balance. A Nominal charge is made for this service. Please note that it is a criminal offence to sell a vehicle without clearing outstanding finance and we check all vehicles sold against hire purchase information registers at the time of the sale. This

register will disclose if any finance house has an interest, if it is recorded with the police as stolen, if it has been the subject

of a total loss insurance claim or had a change of registration number.