Sell your Isuzu the Motorway way

Sell my Isuzu

Preparing to sell your car? Don’t stress! Unlike the old fashioned ways that would need you to brush up on your best car talk as you haggled a decent deal, the Motorway way means you don’t have to talk to a single dealer, and still get the best deal for your Isuzu!

Selling your Isuzu the Motorway way

Here’s how!

1. It all starts with a valuation

   Using our valuation tool is easy. All you need is your reg and mileage to get started. It's totally free and will instantly give you a valuation for your car. However, our valuations are a little different to the sorts of estimates you might have traditionally got from a dealer. That’s because our valuation tool has been built using clever data based on the wider car industry as well as our own marketplace. So, the price you get is reflective to how cars like yours have been selling recently.

2. Complete your car profile

   Motorway looked at the traditional way of writing a car profile and we decided it just wasn’t working. Instead of pressuring sellers to write a lengthy sales pitch for their vehicle, we’ve made it as simple as a few quick and easy questions, all answered with a tap of your phone. Along with photos that we’ll guide you through (and which are easily taken from your phone), you can create a car profile that includes everything our 5,000+ dealers need to know within a few minutes!

3. That’s it!

   That’s all you have to do — now it’s over to the dealers to decide if they want to make an offer on your car or not. Your car profile will be added to an online sale and dealers are able to make an offer, and it needs to be one they think can’t be beat, because they’re competing with thousands of other potential buyers. With so many eyes ready to land on your vehicle, you’re sure to find a great deal, and it could take as little as 24 hours to get an offer for your car!

4. Your car is collected

   You don’t have to take it anywhere, the lucky dealer who has purchased your car will come and collect it right from your home. They’ll need to check it over to make sure it matches your car profile, and if everything is in order, you’ll be paid by secure bank transfer. Many of our customers will have the funds in their account within one business day.

5. That’s how it’s done!

   You just sold your car the Motorway way!

What model of Isuzu can Motorway help me sell?

Motorway can help you sell all sorts of models of Isuzu, including:

• Isuzu D-Max
• Isuzu MU-X
• Isuzu D-Max DL40
• Isuzu D-Max Yukon
• Isuzu D-Max XTR
• Isuzu D-Max Eiger

A bit about Isuzu

Isuzu is a Japanese vehicle manufacturing company based in Tokyo. Originally established in 1934, the brand’s origins trace back to 1916 when an agreement between Ishikawajima Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. and Tokyo Gas and Electric Industrial Company led to the building of automobiles. Joined in 1918 by Wolseley Motors Limited, the first passenger car to ever be produced in Japan was released the following year, based on a Wolseley model.

The trajectory of the brand’s product offering was unexpectedly interrupted by the Kanto earthquake in 1923 which saw much of the country’s rail infrastructure damaged and a sudden new demand for heavy duty vehicles to cross varied terrain. Isuzu responded with the release of the Sumida P-type Truck. This specialisation in heavy and passenger vehicles was further galvanised by the war years, and continued afterwards into the 1950s with multiple passenger buses being produced.

It wasn’t until 1961 that Isuzu made its first passenger car, the Bellel. The automobile market at the time was relatively fragile, with the Japanese government trying to limit the production of cars, leading to Isuzu striking, though not maintaining, deals with Mitsubishi and Nissan before forming a partnership with General Motors. This relationship proved fruitful for Isuzu’s presence overseas, leading to the sale of the Chevrolet LUV in the United States which was built by Isuzu. Other foreign brands were also rebranded as Isuzu in its native Japan including Holden’s famed Statesman.

By the 1980s, Isuzu was established as a brand in its own right in the United States, releasing the Isuzu P’Up and Isuzu Piazza. A collaboration with Suzuki followed, aiming to create more compact vehicles. This also led to export deals with global brands such as Opel, Land Rover, and Vauxhall who rebadged Isuzu products or built with Isuzu engines. In 1993, Isuzu joined with yet another brand, Honda, allowing the latter to add two Isuzu-based SUVs to its lineup, while Isuzu added a minivan to its catalogue.

Isuzu’s success in the United States by the late ‘90s was such that General Motors increased its stake in the company and installed an American executive as its head — this was notable as the first time a non-Japanese executive held such a role in a Japanese company. Despite this, by 2005 Isuzu was suffering from a serious decline in customer demand and was offering only two models in the US. By 2008, Isuzu had completely withdrawn from the American market as a producer of consumer vehicles, but continues to produce commercial products. Since 2010, Isuzu has collaborated with Mazda and Volvo to deliver new vehicles, with the majority of products being marketed in Japan.

Sell your Isuzu

Sell your Isuzu the Motorway way and our network of 5,000+ verified car dealers will compete to give you their best price* - You can sell in as little as 24 hours.