Need to sell your car?
Leasing Options is proud to be able to help you sell your car thanks to our partnership with Motorway.
The process couldn't be simpler. Motorway has over 8,000 verified dealers ready to compete for your car and get you your best price. Enter your registration plate and mileage to receive a free valuation based on live market data.
It is free to list your car on Motorway. If your car doesn't sell, you never pay a fee, meaning Motorway are completely focused on getting your car sold, and for the best price. Not only that, Motorway takes all the hassle away and will arrange to collect your car for free anywhere within the UK.
Selling your car is easy
If it's time to upgrade your car, you may want to find out what your current car is worth, to see just how much you could put towards a new lease vehicle. Motorway can get you a free valuation with just a few clicks - just enter your registration and mileage.
car value
You may find yourself wondering what your car is worth. How much your car is worth will depend greatly on your vehicle, age and condition. Put the money towards a new lease or treat yourself - the choice is yours!
Free collection
Motorway will collect your car at a time and place that suits you. Sell your car fast and with no fuss.
No sale, no fee
Unlike some selling services, Motorway won't charge you a penny if your car doesn't sell.
Get your best price
On average, Motorway sellers earn £1,600 more than a part exchange offer. Based on a customer survey in April 2026 of 589 sellers who both sold their car via Motorway and received a part-exchange valuation. Source: motorway.co.uk/claims
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Selling your car FAQs
Your car needs to be in the best condition possible before you trade your car – both in appearance and the way it drives.
Here's a few top tips of things to do to get your car 'part exchange' ready:
- Make sure its MOT and service history is up to date
- Make sure there are no warning lights on your dashboard as this instantly reveals a problem which will then impact the value of your car
- If there are any problems with your car, do get them fixed so that it doesn't lower the value of your car
- Give your car a thorough clean both inside and out. It's well worth getting a thorough valet done. The windows need to be cleaned inside and out, as well as the mirrors. Vacuum the seats and the floors – including the mats. Obviously take out all rubbish as well
- If there are any scratches or marks on the body work – do try and get these removed
It's important to note – remove any 'extras' from the car that weren't with it when you originally purchased the vehicle. For example, any decorative flowers, child seats or in-car entertainment docking devices
There are several pieces of documentation you need when you sell your car.
This includes:
- Original receipt and paperwork from when you first purchased the vehicle
- Service history
- Latest MOT certificate
- Logbook (ie the V5C form from the DVLA)
- Owners Manual
- Proof of ID – driving licence or passport are ideal