Licensed QLD motor dealer · DLN 4871214

Sell My Car in QLD

Get one firm offer from a licensed Queensland dealer. If you take it, we come to you, do the transfer paperwork and pay the same day.

★ 5.0 on Google · Paid by bank transfer the same day · No roadworthy needed

Sell Your Car

Free offer from a licensed dealer. No obligation. We'll just need a few photos of your car.

No spam. Your details stay private.

How to Sell Your Car Now

How does selling your car work, step by step?

No listing. No tyre kickers. No roadworthy. From first contact to cash in your account, here's how it works.

1

Tell Us About Your Car

Fill out our quick form with as many details as possible. Attach a couple of recent photos and describe your car as honestly as possible.

2

Get an Offer ASAP

We price based on your car's condition, kilometres, desirability and the current market. No data driven price ranges, just what we can pay right now.

3

We Come to You & Pay Same Day

Accept the offer and we'll come to you. We'll handle the paperwork, pay the same day and pick up when it suits you!

Compare Options

Queensland car selling: which option actually wins?

Four ways to sell your car in Queensland, and they're not equal. Here's how each one actually plays out.

Sell Any Car Fast Private Sale Dealer Trade-In Online Offers
Payment speed ✓ Same day Weeks to months On trade-in day Next business day
Roadworthy needed? ✓ No ✗ Yes ($100-$300) ✓ No Depends
Buys damaged cars? ✓ Any condition Hard to sell ✗ Usually no ✗ No
Price guaranteed? ✓ Locked in Negotiable Bundled with purchase ✗ Can drop after inspection
Paperwork handled? ✓ Everything ✗ You do it all ✓ Yes Varies by dealer
Free pickup? ✓ Across Queensland ✗ Buyer comes to you ✗ You drive to dealer Depends
Listing fees? ✓ $0 ✗ $50-$200+ ✓ $0 ✓ $0
Tyre kickers? ✓ None ✗ Plenty ✓ None ✓ None

Sure, a private sale could squeeze out a few hundred extra. Then reality kicks in: paying for a roadworthy, coughing up for listings, waiting around for weeks, and letting randoms test drive your car in your driveway. Suddenly a licensed Queensland dealer doesn't look like the compromise. It looks like the easy win.
Read our full QLD selling guide →

Do I need a RWC to sell my car in QLD?

When selling to a licensed dealer, no a roadworthy certificate is not required. Yes on a private sale, the fee is $102.70 and it is the seller's legal obligation with a fine over $700 for failing to provide one.

How long does it take to get paid?

Once we've agreed on a price and handled the paperwork, payment is generally completed within the hour via EFT and OSKO depending on your bank.