- Seller’s photo ID (driving license, passport)
- V5C Registration Cert (log book)
- V11 MOT Test certificate (if needed)
- Service history documents
- Receipts for any repairs or modifications
Seller Contact Details
- Full Name
- Contact telephone number(s)
- Address
Vehicle Details
- Vehicle Registration Mark (reg)
- Make
- Model
- Year of manufacture
- Fuel Type
- Engine Size
- Transmission
- Colour
- Mileage
- Service history
Vehicle Condition
Any damage, faults, previous accident history or issues that must be repaired (like dents, scratches, worn tyres etc.)
Sale Price
Additional Information
- Is there a warranty?
- Is there a reserve?
You will need to:
- Make sure that the vehicle is in a roadworthy condition and has a valid MOT test certificate if it is over three years old.
- Declare any modifications or repairs that have been made to the vehicle that may affect its safety or legality.
- Display a 'For Sale' sign on the vehicle and provide contact details.
- Provide the buyer with the vehicle registration certificate (V5C), MOT test certificate (if applicable), and any other relevant paperwork.
- Receive payment from the buyer and sign the V5C to transfer ownership of the vehicle.
- Notify the DVLA of the sale within 14 days by completing a V5C/3 form and sending the form and the V5C to the DVLA.
