Sell Vehicles · Instant Offer
Sell your vehicle with clarity.
Check whether an instant vehicle offer is available.
See whether an eligible third-party vehicle buyer can provide an offer for your vehicle in your market. Offers depend on partner availability, vehicle details and stated conditions.
How it works
- 1EligibilityMarket, vehicle type, role and area
- 2VehicleRegistration, VIN or details
- 3ConditionYour honest description
- 4Review Partner TermsWho buys, inspection, fees, payment
- 5Consent & RequestChoose what's shared, then request
- 6Offer StatusTrack the partner's response
We don't show sample prices. Any amount comes from the named partner.
Instant Offer
Request an offer, step by step
Estimate ≠ offer. Submitting a request ≠ receiving an offer. Viewing an offer ≠ accepting it. Accepting ≠ a completed transfer or payment.
Is an offer program available for you?
Choose your region
How methods compare
Seller control, parties and costs
Neutral comparison. Methods not offered in your market say so.
| Method | Who controls the sale | Third parties | Offer | Fees | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Value My Vehicle | You — information only | None | Market range with method and date; not an offer | None (example) | Varies by method and market |
| Create a Listing | You set price and choose buyer | Buyers contact you | No offer — buyers may make one | Shown before you submit | Varies by method and market |
| Instant OfferThis page | Partner decides | Named partner | Conditional, after inspection | Set by partner | Varies by method and market |
| Trade-In | Dealer decides | Named dealer | Linked to buying from the dealer | Set by dealer | Varies by method and market |
| Consignment | Shared, by written agreement | Authorised provider | Agreed in contract | Commission per contract | Varies by method and market |
Trust, fees & safety
Selling safely
Identity isn't ownership
Verifying who you are is separate from showing you can sell this vehicle. Each has its own status.
Listings are reviewed
Submitted listings are checked for accuracy, prohibited claims and duplicates before they go live.
Fees before commitment
You'll see any fee and its version before you submit or pay. If we can't show it, we don't charge it.
Protected messaging
Buyers contact you through DriverXtra. Your phone and email aren't shown on the listing.
Private documents
ID and ownership documents are stored privately and never appear on your listing.
Something suspicious?
Overpayment offers and off-platform payment requests are common scams.
Selling questions
Questions about instant offers
DriverXtra is a marketplace operated by Zoiko Mobility Inc. We don't buy vehicles ourselves.
No. An available third-party offer has its own written conditions, approval state and expiry; sale completion requires applicable transfer and payment steps.
No. A valuation is a market range for information only. An offer comes from a named partner, has conditions and can change after inspection.
No. DriverXtra is a marketplace operated by Zoiko Mobility Inc. Offers come from independent, named partners who buy the vehicle themselves.
No. Availability depends on partners operating in your market and area. If none are available, the eligibility step says so and shows other ways to sell.
Your market, the vehicle type, your role (owner, authorised seller or business) and the postcode area where the vehicle is kept. Nothing is shared at this step.
Yes. A valuation is optional and separate. You can go straight to an instant-offer request if a partner serves your area.
Offers are based on your description. If the inspection finds a different condition, mileage or history, the partner may revise or withdraw the offer, as set out in their terms.
No. Accepting starts the partner's process — usually inspection, signed transfer documents and payment. The sale completes only when those steps are done.
Payment timing is set in the partner's terms, typically after inspection and signed transfer documents. You'll see it before you send a request.
Yes. You can decline at any point before signing transfer documents. There is no fee to request or decline.
Only what you choose at the consent step is shared, and only with the named partner. Ownership documents are requested separately and stored privately.
Where several partners serve your area, you can choose which ones receive your request and compare their offers side by side.
You can still create a listing, request a trade-in, or use consignment where available. The methods comparison on this page shows how each one works.
No. An instant offer is a sale to a named partner. A trade-in is linked to buying another vehicle from the same dealer.