Transfer of ownership and warranty included in the price
The price you see advertised on each vehicle is the price you pay. The costs of processing the change of ownership and the costs of the warranty are already inside it. Nothing appears as an extra line at the end of the deal.
Why this matters more than it sounds
In the used-car trade the advertised price and the final price are not always the same number. Admin fees, the transfer of ownership, the "extended" warranty that turns out to be compulsory: each of those is an awkward conversation halfway through signing, once you have already set your heart on the car.
We solved it the simple way, by taking them off the end and putting them into the price. That does make some of our cars look slightly dearer at first glance than the same model on a classifieds site. Compare the total, not the headline.
What the transfer covers
We handle the whole change-of-ownership process: the documentation, the submission and the follow-up until the vehicle is registered in your name.
You give us your details and sign what needs signing. You do not have to book an appointment, travel anywhere, or work out which form applies.
If you give us your car in part-exchange, we handle its change of ownership too, so a vehicle you no longer drive does not stay registered to you.
What "warranty included" means
A used vehicle sold by a trader in Spain carries a legal warranty against faults that already existed at the time of delivery. That is not a sales extra: it is a right you have, whether or not the seller advertises it.
What we are saying is that the cost of that warranty is inside the advertised price, not charged separately when it comes to signing.
The specific length and scope of the warranty on each vehicle are set out in writing on the invoice and on the warranty document we hand over with the car. Ask us about the vehicle you are interested in and we will tell you before you decide: that is the kind of detail that belongs on a piece of paper with your name on it, not on a web page.
For as long as the warranty lasts you deal with the same person who sold you the car. There is no separate customer-service number and no file that starts from scratch.
And before you buy, have your own mechanic look at it
Buying a car is a serious expense. We have no objection at all to any of our vehicles being inspected by your own trusted mechanic before you decide.
We mean it, and we mean it out of self-interest: a car that passes a third party's inspection is a car that will not come back with a surprise in three months. The ones we select are bought to survive that examination.
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Common questions
Ask us on WhatsAppYes. The costs of processing the change of ownership are included in the price of every one of our vehicles.
The specific length is set out in writing on the invoice and on the warranty document for each vehicle. Ask us about the car you are interested in and we will confirm it before you decide.
Yes, and we are glad when you do. Any of our vehicles can be inspected by a mechanic you trust.
You call us, on the same number you bought through. During the warranty you are dealt with by the same person who sold you the vehicle.
Where would you like to start?
Tell us what you are looking for, or what you have to sell, and we will tell you straight what we can do.
Mon to Fri, 9:30–13:30 · Otherwise, by appointment