Trade-In Options
Sell your vehicle with clarity.
Explore trade-in options for your vehicle.
See whether an eligible dealer in your market can consider your current vehicle toward a separate purchase. Dealer terms, inspection and any finance arrangements are independent decisions.
Trade-In
Check trade-in options, step by step
A market valuation isn't a dealer allowance. A request isn't an offer. An allowance isn't cash, a paid-off loan or a completed purchase.
Check whether trade-in is available for you
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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 Offer | Partner decides | Named partner | Conditional, after inspection | Set by partner | Varies by method and market |
| Trade-InThis page | 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 trade-ins
DriverXtra is a marketplace operated by Zoiko Mobility Inc. We don't buy vehicles ourselves.
A trade-in is an arrangement in which an eligible dealer may credit or purchase your current vehicle as part of a separate vehicle-purchase transaction, subject to dealer terms.
Where participating dealers serve your area, you can request trade-in terms here. DriverXtra connects you with the dealer; the dealer makes the decision.
No. A market valuation is information only. A dealer's allowance is set by the dealer, has conditions and is confirmed after inspection.
No. DriverXtra is a marketplace operated by Zoiko Mobility Inc. Trade-in terms come from independent, named dealers.
Usually, yes — a trade-in is linked to buying from the same dealer. If you only want to sell, an instant offer or a private listing may suit you better.
Often, yes. The dealer settles the outstanding finance as part of the deal, so you'll need a settlement figure from your lender.
That difference is negative equity. It's added to what you pay for the replacement vehicle and must be shown clearly in the dealer's terms.
In some markets the trade-in value reduces the taxable amount of the new purchase. Rules vary by country and region — check the dealer's terms and local guidance.
Not necessarily. If the inspection finds a different condition, mileage or history, the dealer may revise the allowance, as set out in their terms.
Typically the V5C or title, photo ID, service history, all keys and, if the vehicle is financed, a settlement letter from your lender.
No. Dealer verification checks the business. Title verification checks that you can sell this vehicle. Each has its own status.
Yes. The methods comparison on this page shows who controls the sale, third parties, offers and fees for each option.
Only the details you choose are shared with the dealer you picked. The dealer reviews them and responds with terms or a decline.
Yes. You can withdraw your request or decline the dealer's terms at any point before signing a purchase agreement.