webuyanycar.com?

[Burnerman]

These TV buyers purchase your car with the criteria that studips has mentioned - which may or may not be important to the seller.
They then get what they can for the car at auction, and they know that (approximate) price before you get a bid for your own vehicle.
One thing is for sure, you'll get next to nowt for your car and no-one ever gets one over the professional motor trade!
John

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

Freddymercurystwin,

I just wonder how you know there are no problems at all?

Mike

I do not have statistics, do you? I am sure there are a few incidents that occur however, if you’re savvy though most people will never have this kind of problem during their lifetime.

 

[millerman]

Please has anyone any experences they are willing to share?

Thanks

Mike

Mike, been there, seen it and done it, well, my Daughter has. Long story short explanation, she purchased a Yaris, 3yrs old from an undesirable foreigner (i'm not racist) only to find it was a Cat B right off!! it even had a V5 log book with it, it was a flood damaged vehicle from the Midlands.
Anyway, she told "webuy any ****e" it was a cat B, they looked the car over, agreed a price and it was sent via a Chaps payment straight into her bank there and then. Real low price but the car had to go and quick. It really is for folk who may need cash quickly and dont want to wait.
Given a choice i would sell privately.