General car
sale including dealer group part exchange
Wednesday
11:00am
11:30am
Hall 1
04 plate and newer
Hall 2 53 plate and older
Fleet,
leasing, finance, dealer group and general car sale
Saturday
10:30am
Hall 1
Mainly 53 plate and older
General Car
Sale
Viewing
times
Monday
9:00am to
8:00pm
Tuesday to
Friday
9:00am to
5:00pm
Saturday
9:00am to
3:00pm
Sunday
CLOSED
Buying a
vehicle at auction
Auction Process
If you are the highest bidder and the hammer falls a
contract is made between the Seller and the Buyer and you
have an obligation to
buy the vehicle.
If you are the highest bidder but the hammer does not
fall, your bid failed to reach the Sellers reserve.
We then submit your bid to the Seller. If your bid is
accepted a contract is made between the Seller and the Buyer
and you have an obligation to buy
the vehicle.
Cash Deposit
If you are the highest bidder a £400 Cash Deposit is
payable immediately at the rostrum.
Account customers do not need to provide a deposit.
Only if your
bid is not accepted by
the Seller will your deposit be refunded.
Settlement
The settlement value (Sale Price + Buyers Fee - Deposit) is payable by either:
Cash
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Bankers Draft
(or Building Society issued cheque)
Debit card
(Visa Debit, Maestro, Switch, Delta or Solo)
Presented in person + PIN number required
NO CREDIT CARDS OR PERSONAL CHEQUES ACCEPTED
All lots must be paid for on the day of sale. Later
payments may only be made by arrangement with the office.
The vehicle will not be released from site until full
payment has been received.
Failure to pay on time may result in loss of deposit.
Buyers Fee
A Buyers Fees is on a sliding scale and is payable over and above the sales
price.
This fee payable by all Buyers for services provided by the Auctioneer
including the compensation fund fee referred to in Part C Paragraph 4 of our
General Conditions of Auction.
Trade
accounts available on request
*
Anti-Money
Laundering Legislation
Anti-Money Laundering Legislation introduced by H
M Customs & Excise is in effect.
To comply with the
rules we only accept up to £9,000 in cash from any buyer
on any one day.
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Selling your vehicle at auction
Entry Form
An Entry Form needs to be completed for every vehicle
entered into the auction
V5 - UK Registration Certificate
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To sell a vehicle in the auction all you need is the car,
its V5C or old V5 (see note on Registration
Certificates below) and MOT and Service History if applicable.
Clear Title
You must have clear legal title to sell the vehicle and it cannot be
subject to a Hire Purchase Agreement.
Total Loss
We will not accept entries that have been an insurance total
loss.
Reserve Price
The Seller sets the reserve price.
When a vehicle is entered into auction we can provide a free
valuation and recommend an appropriate the reserve price if
required.
Entry Fees
An Entry Fee of £20 is payable for every sale your
vehicle is entered into.
If your vehicle does not sell
it is entered into every applicable future sale whilst it is
left on the auction site.
If your vehicle subsequently
sells, all Entry Fees and Commission are deducted from the
sale proceeds.
If your vehicle does not sell Entry Fees
are payable before the car can be removed from site.
Commission
Commission is only payable if the vehicle sells.
It is based on a sliding scale and is deducted from the sale
proceeds.
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V5C - UK Registration Certificates and the old V5 - Vehicle Registration
Documents The Auction
currently accepts the old V5 - Vehicle Registration Documents however
Sellers
should be aware that, due to the delays involved in obtaining a new V5C from
the DVLA, cars entered with the old V5 are less likely to achieve their
potential sale value. In the near future the auction will only accept
cars with the new V5C documents.
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