Top Ten Valuations

  1. Renault Clio
  2. Vauxhall Corsa
  3. Fiat Punto
  4. Volkswgen Polo
  5. Volkswagen Golf
  6. Ford Focus
  7. Ford Fiesta
  8. Vauxhall Astra
  9. Toyota Yaris
  10. BMW 5 Series

TESTIMONIALS

I knew absolutely nothing about the process of selling my car and sell my car now took all the hassle out of it, it was wonderful.
 
G Ainsworth,Sunbury on Thames London
 
A very easy way to sell my car.
 
M Perkin,Basildon Essex
 
I had to sell my father’s car when he stopped driving and I had no idea how to do it.  As they say on their website, there are a lot of things that could go wrong so it gave me real peace of mind to deal with an established service.
 
V Goldman,Richmond upon Thames London
 
My car was in a bit of a state and I didn’t think it was worth anything.  I did an online valuation with sell my car now and they gave me cash for the old banger AND they took it away!
 
B Farraday,Burgess hill Sussex

CONTACT US

    Call us now on:

    07921 099 609      

    Free phone:

    0800 0699 609      

    Emails us:

    info@sellmycarnow.org.uk   

 

    or fill in the online proposal

Selling a car has never been easier!
We will consider buying the following cars:
MOT failures
Non runners
Cars with mechanical problems
Cars with body damage
High mileage
Company cars
New cars
Four wheel drive
Sports cars
Commercial vehicles

A load of old jugglers
If you actually think this Government has any idea what it is doing then please read this from Michael Coogan, Director General of the Council of Mortgage Lenders.

“To different degrees lenders are facing conflicting pressures to recapitalise against possible future losses, service government’s preference shareholdings at 12 per cent, pay a premium to access the Bank of England Special Liquidity Scheme, show forbearance to borrowers in arrears, follow base rate moves down to help their existing borrowers, keep savings rates high to support existing savers, and provide competitive rates to new borrowers and savers to maintain economic activity in a recession. And they are supposed to ensure their long term financial stability to help the UK economy rebuild itself when we are out of the recession."

Is that all?? Even a man with four arms couldn’t juggle this lot. Has Gordon gone mad? Well madder anyway…….

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/money/property_and_mortgages/article5312186.ece