SELL YOUR CAR IN DUBAI

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 driver's license, passport, UAE visa, Emirates ID, and car registration card.
• The seller should clear 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 the hassles of these procedures by selling your car with Expat Car Buyers because we are a licensed and premium trusted partner with RTA with a dedicated system from RTA, enabling us to facilitate the transfer of your car within 5 mins without visiting RTA center.

There are so many ways to sell a car, but if you are looking to avoid the hassles of selling your car in a quick turnaround and get the best, highest possible trade price, then Expat Car Buyers can help you in this. All it takes is 30 mins right from inspection of your car to valuation and closing the deal. And yes, in 30 mins you will get cash in your hand or bank account.

If you are looking to sell your car in Dubai, the procedure is straightforward. There are several options to choose from when you want to sell your car, such as;

• Online Classifieds
• Car buying companies like Expat Car Buyers

The procedure of deregistering your car from your name requires only your Emirates ID or passport and your car Registration Card.

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 legalize the sale. But if they are present in the UAE, two original documents are required. They are;

• Emirates ID or Passport
• Car registration card.

If you are selling for your company, you must provide two documents. They are;

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

No. In most states, used car sales are considered to be "as is." this then implies that the buyer understands that if the car develops a fault after being driven away, it's entirely their responsibility. which means that, as a seller, you're not held responsible for the car after it's sold.