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Everything you need to know about valuing and selling your car in the UK
Expert advice to help you get a fair price for your car
What current UK used-car asking prices tell us: value lost per year and per 10,000 miles, by brand and fuel type.
The complete step-by-step guide covering private sale, part-exchange, and quick sale options.
EVs are no longer exempt. What electric car owners now pay in road tax, explained clearly.
Understand which cars hold their value best and how depreciation affects your sale price.
Pros and cons of each sale route, to help you choose the right one.
How to read your MOT history and what it means for your car's value.
Essential checks before buying, from history checks to test drive tips.
Is your car above or below average? How mileage impacts resale value.
UK motoring news and guides, checked against official sources

Only you can book or change your car test, you get 2 changes, and you can only move to one of the 3 nearest test centres.

Fuel duty stays at 52.95p a litre until 31 December 2026, then rises in two steps in 2027. The Budget on 28 October could change this.

From April 2028, electric cars will pay 3p a mile and plug-in hybrids 1.5p a mile, on top of normal car tax.