Low valuation from webuyanycar

littlerock

just to say OH was not looking for retail price just an idea of its trade value. I should say that it has rear windows and looks much more like a US Truck than a trade vehicle. Indeed there are a couple more in our neighbourhood owned by families and use a family cars as well as a Citroen Berlingo just round the corner, which is very similar.

I also got a valuation for my little Skoda Fabia 1.4 automatic with full service history and just pased MOT. It is 10 years old and has done around 38k miles. I am very pleased with it and not thinking of selling and was just interested in the WBAC valuation after OHs experience. Result= £795.

debtdebt

It's WeBuyAnyCar. Not any Van.

Sell privately if you want the best price.

CardinalWolsey

Whilst it has the same owners, I wonder if https://www.webuyanyvan.com would give a more representative offer?

n217970

littlerock wrote: »

He recently had a new clutch and tyres fitted and put it through its MOT and thought he might treat himself to a newer model.

and he is worried about WBAC undervaluing it? He clearly has money to chuck away getting work done and immediately wanting to swap.

AdrianC

littlerock wrote: »

...looks much more like a US Truck than a trade vehicle.

We're talking about a Berlingo, right...?

legionare64

Just out of curiosity I put my car into we buy anycar.
40 year old Porsche 911. part service history. 5+ owners etc


Insurance value £30k
Realistic cash value £23k


Webuyanycar .... £50 yes that is £50 no k after it

scd3scd4

They still dont want it................

reddwarf2002

legionare64 wrote: »

Just out of curiosity I put my car into we buy anycar.
40 year old Porsche 911. part service history. 5+ owners etc


Insurance value £30k
Realistic cash value £23k


Webuyanycar .... £50 yes that is £50 no k after it

I have a feeling the algorithm used in their software automatically defaults to £50 for cars/vehicles they have never or rarely bought.