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- FinanceSelling
Selling a Toyota with outstanding finance
Plenty of Toyotas are sold with finance still owing on them. It is a routine part of a sale, not a problem, as long as the lender is settled properly. This guide explains who owns the car, how the settlement figure works, and what happens if you owe more than the car is worth.
5 minRead - HybridPrius
Selling a Toyota hybrid: battery health and history
A Toyota hybrid is one of the easiest cars to sell, because the system has a long record of lasting. Buyers still look closely at the battery and the paperwork behind it. This guide explains what they check, what helps, and how to tell the story of your car.
5 minRead - MOTSelling
Selling a Toyota with a failed MOT or no MOT
A failed MOT often arrives at the worst moment, with a list of repairs that may cost more than you want to spend on a car you were thinking of selling anyway. The good news is that a Toyota with a failed MOT, or no MOT at all, can still be sold. This guide covers the rules and the practical side.
4 minRead - Part exchangeSelling
Part exchange or sell direct: what to weigh up
When you change cars, the dealer selling you the next one will usually offer to take your Toyota in part exchange. It is convenient, and for some people it is the right call. Selling direct takes a little more effort and often gives a clearer picture of what your car is worth. This guide sets out what to weigh up.
4 minRead - CollectionPayment
How collection and payment work
Once you accept an offer, two things matter most: when the car goes, and when the money arrives. This guide walks through collection day from start to finish, so you know exactly what to expect and in what order.
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