Sell my van the Motorway way

Yes, we do! Selling your van with Motorway is just as quick and easy as selling your car, get started with just your reg and mileage. 

There are several places and ways to can sell your van:

• Classified vehicle selling sites — these allow you to find a private or professional buyer, but can charge listing fees
• Part exchange — this may not get you as high a price if the dealer does not want to retail the van
• Using an instant van buyer — the sale may be quick, but you may have to compromise on price for this convenience 
• Motorway — get your van listed on our unique selling platform, sell to the van dealer who makes the best offer and wait for them to collect it from your home. Best of all? You don’t have to pay a penny

The value of your van depends on several different things. When we give you your valuation, we’ll ask you for the following info:

• Reg
• Mileage

Based on this information, just add your contact details and we’ll then be able to give you an estimated selling price based on real-time data from our marketplace where 5,000+ professional dealers buy vans just like yours. There are other things to consider when it comes to selling your van as well, such as:

• Service history
• Vehicle details like bespoke finishes
• Damage and condition
• Legal status

With all these factors, it can be tricky to figure out a final van value, luckily, Motorway does all the hard work for you.

The price you can expect for a campervan depends heavily on the vehicle brand. Motorway can run a free van valuation on your vehicle but it’s worth knowing that iconic makes such as VW Caravelle and WV Campervans are much more likely to turn the heads of a potential dealer than a traditional camper van that is a little past its prime.

It can be difficult to estimate how much you’ll get for scrapping your vehicle. In many cases, it’s simply down to what your chosen scrap buyer is willing to pay you, as scrappage prices are often based on weight of metal. It’s worth remembering that:

• Heavily damaged or unroadworthy vans may not be accepted by scrappage schemes
• Manufacturers tend to only offer scrappage to specific models of a certain age
• Breaking down your van and selling vehicle parts separately may be a better alternative

However, if you’re keen to get rid of an old vehicle for cash, then Motorway works with a scrap buyer who will be happy to help you scrap your van.

If your van was made after September 2015, it’s likely to be Euro 6 compliant, but be sure to check. Otherwise, it means that in towns and cities that impose Low Emission Zones or Clean Air Zones, often only on vans and lorries, your vehicle will almost certainly be hit by a large fee. All the more reason to sell your van.