FAQs - Selling Your Vehicle To Us

Yes, provided you can show proof that you are authorised to sell the vehicle, such as written consent or supporting documentation.

Cars from deceased estates can usually be sold with the appropriate authority, such as executor approval or estate documentation.

In some cases, yes. Any outstanding finance must be disclosed so it can be addressed as part of the process.

Yes, as long as the seller has permission and can provide proof of business ownership or authorisation.

Often yes. As long as ownership can be verified and access is possible, missing keys do not automatically prevent collection.

Vehicles that have been parked for months or years can usually still be collected, even if they no longer start.

These vehicles are commonly accepted, although their condition will affect how they are handled after collection.

Not always. If access and paperwork are arranged in advance, collection may be possible without you being on site.

Yes, as long as the vehicle is legally parked and safely accessible at the time of collection.

This can often be managed with advance notice so appropriate equipment or planning is arranged.

This can often be managed with advance notice so appropriate equipment or planning is arranged.

In most cases, the seller is responsible for notifying NZTA that the vehicle has been sold or disposed of.

It’s recommended to keep confirmation of the sale and any related paperwork for your records.

Yes, selling end-of-life or unwanted vehicles is legal when done in accordance with NZ regulations.

Vehicles are dismantled and processed responsibly, with recyclable materials handled according to environmental standards.

Yes, fluids and regulated materials are managed using approved procedures to minimise environmental impact.