Sell Any Car in Dubai with Expat Car
Buyers - Quick, Easy & Hassle-Free

To sell a car in Dubai, you will need the following documents:

• Original vehicle registration card
• Copy of your Emirates ID
• Passport and visa copy
• Vehicle insurance
• Completed sale agreement

Selling a car with an outstanding loan in Dubai involves the following steps:

• Contact your car finance company to obtain the current outstanding balance on the loan
• Once you have a buyer, use the proceeds from the sale to settle the outstanding loan amount with the finance company.
• Request a clearance letter from the finance company confirming that the loan has been settled in full.
• Provide the buyer with all necessary documentation, including the clearance letter, to transfer ownership.

Yes, you can. You will have to follow these steps in order to sell car in Dubai after visa cancellation:

• Ensure proper documentation
• Coordinate with the buyer
• Transfer ownership

To sell a mortgaged car in Dubai, you should inform the finance company of your intention to sell and request the outstanding loan amount.

Once you have a buyer, use the sale proceeds to settle the outstanding loan and obtain a clearance letter. Lastly, complete the sale by transferring ownership to the buyer, providing all necessary documents, including the clearance letter.

To sell your car to a dealership in Dubai, follow these steps:

• Identify reputable dealerships that buy used cars. Many dealerships specialize in pre-owned vehicle acquisitions. For a quick and hassle-free process, trust Expat Car Buyers.
• Contact the dealership for a valuation of your car. They may ask for details about the car's condition, mileage, and service history.
• Don't just rely on online car valuation. Visit the dealership in person for a physical inspection. They will provide you with an offer based on their assessment.
• Negotiate the offer with the dealership, and once an agreement is reached, complete the necessary paperwork to finalize the sale. The dealership will handle the ownership transfer process.

To transfer ownership of a car in Dubai to a buyer, you will need to take the following steps.

• Visit RTA Centers, bringing along documents such as your driver's license, passport, UAE visa, Emirates ID, and car registration card.
• The seller would need to clear any liabilities such as fines and outstanding loans left on the car.
• The transfer process of the car ownership may be completed in 2-3 hours.

You can easily avoid these hassles by selling your car with Expat Car Buyers. We are a licensed and premium trusted partner with RTA, with a dedicated system from RTA, enabling us to facilitate the process and transfer ownership of your car in under 5 minutes without ever needing to visit an RTA centre.

There are many ways to sell your car, but if you're looking to sell any car, and avoid the hassles of making a deal and going through the paperwork yourself, then come to Expat Car Buyers.

We'll give you a quick turnaround and the best, highest possible trade price. All it'll take is half an hour of your time, from the initial inspection and free vehicle valuation, to closing the deal, and yes, getting the cash in your hand.

If you're looking to sell your car in Dubai, it's easy. You have two main options.

• Online Classifieds
• Car purchasing companies like Expat Car Buyers that specialize in cash for cash services

Yes! You are allowed to sell a car on behalf of your family and friends, and even on behalf of your company. To sell a car on behalf of your family and friends, if they don't reside in UAE, you will need an attorney's power to legalise the sale. However, if they are present in the UAE, only two original documents are required.

• Emirates ID or Passport
• Car registration card.

These are the same documents you'll need to provide to sell your own vehicle.

If you are selling for your company, you must also provide the following documents.

• A NOC letter of intent to sell from your company with the stamp and signature of the manager.
• Trade licence of the company

Provided the appropriate sale paperwork has been completed, no. In most states, used car sales are considered "as is." This means that the buyer understands that if a problem arises with the vehicle after it is driven away, it's entirely their responsibility. As a seller, you're not held responsible for the car after it's sold.