Sell your Mazda the Motorway way

Sell my Mazda

If you want to sell your Mazda then you’ve come to the right place! Motorway can help you sell your car in no time at all, with no haggling, no hassle, and no stress. We call it the Motorway way — so how does it work?

Selling your Mazda the Motorway way

You can get your Mazda sold in just a few simple steps, in fact, you can have found a dealer for your car in as little as 24 hours. Here’s how to do it:

1. Get a free, instant Motorway valuation

   Our valuations are a bit smart. They’re based on real-time data, both from our own online sales and from industry trends. That means the number you get is based on precisely how cars like yours have been selling. Car prices are changing all the time, though, so if you get a price you like the look of, you should jump on it. The price your car is valued at in a few month’s time might be very different.

2. Build your car profile – gone are the days of having to meticulously craft an online advert that painstakingly outlines every journey the car has ever made. With Motorway, you build a car profile right from your phone. We’ll ask a few questions — no long-winded answers needed — and get some photos of your vehicle. We’ll want to see it from all angles, including the inside, so pick a good background that shows it in its best light. If you have a scratch, dent, or even something a bit more major that makes your car less than flawless, be sure to show us. Our 5,000+ car-buying dealers are experts at buying used cars, so they won’t turn their noses up at a bit of wear and tear.
3. Sit back and relax – we alert our dealers to your car in our online sale and they place their best bid. You don’t have to contact anyone, or do anything, just wait for us to get in touch. When our online sale ends, we’ll be in touch to tell you the highest offer your car received. It’s completely up to you whether you want to go ahead with the sale or not — we never pressure you to sell at any point and if you want to walk away, that’s totally ok. If you do approve, that’s great! We can arrange for your car to be collected.
4. Your car is collected for free from your home – the dealer who bought your car will collect it from your home. They will inspect the car to make sure it matches the profile (this is why you should always be honest in your profile, or your sale could fall through) and they’ll pay you through secure bank transfer. You should receive the funds in your account within one working day.
5. Ta-dah, you’ve just sold the Motorway way! – easy, right? No stress, no fuss, 100% free, and the best offer — it’s the Motorway way.

What model of Mazda can Motorway help me sell?

Our dealers are experienced in buying all makes and models of used car, so we can help you find the right car buyer for any make of Mazda, including:

• Mazda 2
• Mazda 3
• Mazda 6
• Mazda CX-3
• Mazda CX-30
• Mazda CX-5
• Mazda MX-5
• Mazda MX-5 RF
• Mazda MX-30

A bit about Mazda

Mazda is a Japanese car manufacturer, probably best identified by its “zoom zoom” marketing tagline. The brand started life as a cork-making factory in 1920 and was fated for bankruptcy by the end of its first decade before other businesses stepped in. In response, the company expanded into tool manufacturing and by 1931, the company had introduced its first vehicle, a motorized rickshaw which more closely resembled a motorcycle with open truck bed, one of the first in the world. Throughout WW2, the company produced military weapons.

It wasn’t until 1984 that the company was rebranded as Mazda, despite all the brand’s vehicles, including its initial rikshaw being dubbed Mazda. The brand has a bit of a history when it comes to naming conventions. In the ‘90s, the brand released cars into its native Japanese market under in less than three different brands. There were plans to release a luxury line to be called “Amati” in order to rival Honda's Acura and Nissan's Infiniti but the idea never came to fruition. These attempts to diversify ended up being challenging on Mazda’s own development team, as well as consumers who were left confused.

Over the 1960s, Mazda revealed the Mazda R360, Mazda Carol, and Mazda RX Series among others. The brand also moved west, expanding into Canada and America, including making exclusive models for North American buyers. Mazda relied on rotary engine technology, which required high fuel consumption and led the brand once again being brought to the brink of bankruptcy during the 1973 oil crisis, which led to customers looking for more fuel-efficient options.

From 1974 to 2015, Ford Motors held a stake in Mazda. Several Mazda models were sold under Ford branding, and vice versa, with the Mazda Familia being the base for Ford models like the Laser. In 2015, Mazda signed a partnership agreement with Toyota that saw Mazda share its fuel-efficient engine technology with the larger brand.

Mazda and fuel economy

Mazda has several areas in development concerned with more environmentally-friendly driving. The brand has explored a range of options to create a bio-car, including using everything from plastic to milk. Its SkyActiv technology also allows cars to drive with the same fuel efficiency as a hybrid vehicle.

Mazda’s first mass-produced all-electric car, the Mazda MX-30 was released in 2020 in Japan, and 2021 in the UK. The car is advertised as offering 124 miles of range on a full charge, and capable of charging from 20%-80% in 36 minutes.

Sell your Mazda

If you’re ready to sell your Mazda, sell it the Motorway way! Our network of 5,000+ dealers compete to give you their best price*.