Trade-in
Find out what your current vehicle is worth
How it works
How trade-in estimates work
Share the details
Enter the year, make, model, mileage, and condition. A VIN or plate number and a few photos help us be more accurate.
Get a preliminary estimate
A member of our team reviews your information and follows up with a preliminary estimate by your preferred contact method.
Inspection confirms the value
We look the vehicle over in person. The final offer reflects what we find, so an honest description up front means fewer surprises.
Put it toward your next vehicle
Your trade-in value can be applied to the vehicle you choose, which can lower the amount you need to pay or finance.
Good to know: Online estimates are preliminary and subject to a physical inspection.
Still making payments?
That's common, and it doesn't rule out a trade-in. Include an approximate payoff amount in the form — an estimate is fine — and have your lender's name handy.
If your vehicle is worth more than you owe, the difference can go toward your next purchase. If you owe more than it's worth, we'll show you exactly how that affects the numbers before you decide anything.
What affects your trade-in value
Every vehicle is different. These are the main things we consider:
- Year, mileage, and overall condition
- Trim level, options, and equipment
- Mechanical condition and any warning lights
- Accident, damage, and repair history
- Tire and brake wear
- Current market demand for that make and model
- Service records and spare keys, when you have them
What to bring to the inspection
- The title, or your lender's name and account details if there's a loan
- Current registration
- All keys and remotes
- A valid driver's license
Get your preliminary estimate
It only takes a few details. Photos are optional but helpful.
Prefer to talk? Call (210) 455-3050