Avoid the uncertainty of a private commercial-vehicle sale
A work van may have cosmetic wear, high mileage or a fault that makes a private sale difficult. We consider the commercial reality of the vehicle rather than expecting showroom condition.
Send the registration, mileage, MOT status, condition and postcode. We will review the information, ask for any further evidence needed and explain the next step clearly.
What helps us value a van
- Registration, make, model and body type
- Mileage and MOT status
- Engine, gearbox, clutch or warning-light faults
- Body damage, interior wear and load-area condition
- Service history, keys and V5C availability
- Outstanding finance and collection access
Engine fault, failed MOT or a van that will not start?
You can enquire before repairing the vehicle solely to sell it. Our faulty and non-running van buying guide explains what to tell us about the symptoms, existing diagnosis and recovery access. An expired or failed MOT needs to be considered when collection is planned.
How we assess value and confirm an offer →
Still weighing up your options? Compare a direct buyer, private sale and auction.
What we consider
- Panel and crew vans
- Pickups and 4x4 work vehicles
- Tippers and dropsides
- Chassis cabs and conversions
- Older and high-mileage vans
- Ex-fleet commercial vehicles
- Accident-damaged or faulty vans
- Non-runners requiring recovery