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If you own a classic car and are looking for a reputable place to sell it on the get in touch with our team today. We have many years of experience in top classic car sales and provide a simple, step-by-step solution that blends the ease of use of well-known car-buying websites with the individualised attention of a small company. Start by completing our online contact form, or give Shaun, the approved buyer, a call if you’d rather. Just provide us with some basic information on your car, and we’ll undertake the necessary research to provide you with an accurate quote. After that, you may schedule a time for us to visit your car and finalise the transaction. What’s more, We’ll travel to you and provide free collections, no administrative costs, and immediate bank transfer payouts!
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At Approved Car Buying Centre, a local specialist will assess the value of your vehicle right from the start. In order to give you an accurate price, we conduct an extensive background investigation. Upon seeing your vehicle in person, we will be able to verify this price and offer you our expert opinion.
When selling your classic car, there are a few things to take into account in order to make a decision that is right for you. And with this in mind, if you are asking yourself the question, should I sell my classic car? We would advise you to access the following:
It is important to figure out if your vehicle is actually classified as a classic.
If you keep your vehicle in good shape, it could increase in value yearly.
If you still enjoy it you might want to keep on to it, if no it would be a great investment to sell it.
If your car requires lots of work, to keep it in optimum condition, it could be time to sell it.
People’s needs and priorities change over time, there may no longer be a need for it in your life for financial or space reasons.
Post vintage – Qualifying criteria – Built between 1st January 1931 and 31st December 1945.
Classic (including modern classic) – Qualifying criteria – varies, but ranges between 10 and 40 years old.
If your car was registered more than 40 years ago and hasn’t had any major changes in the last 30 years, you don’t need a MOT. There are cars in this group that used to be free because they were registered before 1960. Bigger cars also have to follow different rules.
If you have any questions, please get in touch today.
Approved Car Buying Centre a division of (Car Trade Direct Ltd) company reg no: 4095228