We want your wheels will arrange payment for your vehicle immediately. You will be paid by EFT (electronic fund transfer), and remember if you have finance owing on your vehicle, we can pay any outstanding monies direct to your bank/finance company.All sales are GST inclusive.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

HOW DO I SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT?

CAN I RESCHEDULE MY APPOINTMENT?

HOW MANY CAR DEALERS DO PEOPLE VISIT NORMALLY?

HOW DOES WE WANT YOUR WHEELS WORK?

We are a car buying company, simply make an appointment let us inspect the vehicle and make you an offer. To make an appointment on the phone simply call (08) 9020 7144 and talk to one of our professional buyers. Online, simply follow the 1,2,3 steps and leave your details on the website or visit the contact us page and send and enquiry. One of the team will be in contact with you shortly to arrange a convenient time for yourself. Or simply come to the site- we have locations at the following locations:

8 Prindiville Drive, Wangara WA 6065
82 Howe St, Osborne Park WA 6017
157 Welshpool Road, Welshpool WA 6106
12 Smeaton Way, Rockingham, WA 6168

HOW DO I USE THE VALUATION FORM?

HOW MUCH IS MY CAR WORTH?

HOW DO I GET PAID?

CAN YOU BUY MY CAR IF THERE IS FINANCE OUTSTANDING?

WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING TO MY APPOINTMENT

We require you bring your vehicle you are looking to sell. The registration paperwork for proof of ownership. All available service history, a current driving licence and your bank account details for payment. If finance is owing on your vehicle it will help to have a payout letter to speed up the process however this can alternatively be obtained with the help of our friendly staff at one of our sites.

WHAT IS A VIN NUMBER AND HOW CAN I FIND IT?

VIN stands for ‘Vehicle Identification Number’, which is a unique set of letters/numbers associated with your individual vehicle. Your VIN is 17 characters in length and can identify the exact make and model of your car.

It is usually found on a metal plate or sticker under the bonnet, inside the door, or even in the boot. However, the easiest place to find your VIN or chassis number is on your registration papers.

A VIN is also sometimes referred to as a chassis numbers, as this is the system which was used before the introduction of VINs. A chassis number can be any amount of characters long, but were discontinued in 1989.

We now prefer to use your license plate number. You can find these on the front and back of your car. This helps us understand your cars registered history.