Free Car Valuation

To calculate the estimated current value of a vehicle, we use information from a number of sources including the DVLA, MOT History and other publicly available data.

Using this information, we estimate the mileage of the vehicle and provide a summary of its current condition.

Enter the vehicle registration to get an up to date valuation showing what its currently worth.

After entering the vehicle registration we will generate a valuation within a minute or two and provide a detailed report showing key valuation information.

To provide a free instant valuation, we have to make some basic assumptions to provide the valuation as quickly as possible.

The MOT history data is used as a guide to indicate how well the vehicle has been maintained and highlight any ongoing or potential serious issues that could affect the value of the vehicle.

We use a range of data to estimate the value of the vehicle, including similar vehicles that are currently listed for sale.

There are some things we can’t take into account with an instant valuation, such as the service history or mechanical condition of the vehicle. Vehicles that are rare, modified or specialised may also result in a less accurate valuation.

There are a number of reasons why we may only be able to provide a partial valuation, or no valuation at all.

Where the vehicle registration details are not found, or there is limited data available from the DVLA, we may not be able to provide a full valuation. Unique vehicles may also have missing information if we can’t find enough data on similar vehicles that are currently listed for sale.

Enter your vehicle registration to find the price of the vehicle when it was new.

Our free report shows the price of the vehicle model when new, but it does not include the full price paid at the time of registration for optional extras or negotiated discounts.