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We represent some of the largest car and van manufacturers in the world. Ranging from new vehicles through to servicing, discover what we can offer you.

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[H2] Specialists in New and Used Vehicles
We offer a great range of deals and finance offers on cars and vans, whether you want something new or used.

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Discover the latest offers we have on new cars from the brands we represent.
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Our used cars are rigorously prepared.
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Discover the latest deals we have on new vans from leading manufacturers.
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Our used vans are prepared to the highest standards, ensuring they're ready for action.
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[H2] Why Choose Evans Halshaw?
There are a variety of reasons you should come to Evans Halshaw, whether it's for your next vehicle or something else to do with ownership.

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Flexible Finance

We're able to offer flexible finance packages that are tailored to your needs and requirements.

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Dealerships Located Nationwide

We have over 100 dealerships located throughout the country, so you're never short of choice.

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Heritage

We have a rich heritage of selling and maintaining cars, so you can be confident when you come to us.

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[H2] Browse our Products and Services
Whether you're looking to sell your car, get it serviced, or you want to learn about the Motability Scheme, we have you covered.

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Sell Your Car

Our Sell Your Car service has been designed to make the selling journey as effortless as possible.

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Motability Scheme

The leading car scheme for disabled people. Learn more about it, and browse the latest offers available.

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Ranging from approved servicing through to vehicle health checks, we're here to maintain your car or van.

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Everything you need to know about buying and owning an electric vehicle, plus the latest offers.

[H2] One of the UK's Leading Automotive Retailers

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Evans Halshaw has been around since 1927, and is one of the UK's leading retailers for cars and vans. Our extensive dealer network spans across the majority of the UK, representing a host of leading manufacturers.

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Latest Guides and Advice

Our expert guides and lifestyle articles have been made to help you with all aspects of car ownership.

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Browse the latest news from the manufacturers we represent, including upcoming models and vehicle updates.

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At Evans Halshaw we aim for every customer to have a great experience every time they buy, sell or service their car or van with us.

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Find all the latest career opportunities and vacancies available at our head office, or through our large dealer network.

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With over 125 locations across the UK representing 18 leading manufacturers, Evans Halshaw makes it simple to find the right car, van, or service near you. Each of our dealerships offers a relaxed environment to explore a wide range of vehicles, from everyday favourites to the latest new releases.
Our friendly teams are here to answer your questions, arrange test drives, and help you choose the perfect vehicle for your needs — wherever you visit us.

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[H1] Sell Your Car
Selling a car under 10 years old/90,000 miles? Simply enter your vehicle details and get a free online valuation in minutes

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[H2] The hassle-free way to sell your car
Our simple, 3-step process ensures you go from valuation to money-in-the-bank in as little as 72 hours.

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Enter your vehicle's reg number & details into our online tool to receive a free, instant valuation.

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Happy with your price? Gather up your documents and book an appointment at your nearest Evans Halshaw retailer.

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A friendly associate will do a quick inspection, confirm the price and finalise the paperwork - you’ll receive your money within three working days.

[H2] Why should you sell your car to Evans Halshaw?

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As one of the UK's largest automotive retailers, our extensive network of dealerships and retailers ensures you're never far away from a sell your car location. Our knowledgeable team is also on hand every step of the way to answer any queries you may have and won't pressure you into buying another car — you can sell your car to us with no obligation to buy your next one.
We're interested in cars of any make and model, regardless of age and mileage, and can provide an accurate valuation that's backed by market data. We aim to deliver the greatest value to our customers, so charge zero admin fees and will pay the money directly into your bank account within three working days.
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[H2] Rated 'Excellent' with 90,000+ reviews
You're in good hands when you sell your car to us. But don't take our word for it, here's what our customers are saying.

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[H2] How do we price your vehicle?

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Our in-house team of car-buying experts use live data to accurately value any car we receive a valuation request for. We use one of the most comprehensive pricing databases available that's widely recognised across the automotive industry, so you can rest assured knowing the valuation you receive from us is aligned with overall market values.
We don't believe in unfair deductions either, so as long as you enter your vehicle's details and conditions accurately within our online valuation tool, you'll receive every penny of what you were originally quoted. Where deductions are made based on the mechanical or cosmetic condition of your vehicle, our team will provide details upon request.

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Regardless of make or model, we’re keen to take your car off your hands.

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[H2] Where do we buy cars?
With over 200 dealerships as part of our extensive network, we buy cars in almost every region of the UK.
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[H2] Guides to help you when selling your car
Our handy guides have been created to help you understand more about your options when selling your car.

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How to Sell a Deceased Person's Car in the UK

Looking to sell your car with current outstanding finance? We detail a few ways you can do just that in this handy guide.

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How to Sell a Car | Top Tips for a Successful Sale

Learn the essential steps and methods for selling your car quickly and successfully, from preparation to finalising the sale.

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Can You Part Exchange a Car With Outstanding Finance?

Part exchanging a vehicle with outstanding finance is simple. This article will guide you through the steps and the documents you'll need.

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Selling a Car Privately | Everything You Need to Know

Looking to sell your car privately but unsure if it's the right method of sale for you? Our guide will help you make a decision.

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Can I sell my car on finance?

Yes, we're able to buy your car even if you have an outstanding finance agreement. To do so, you'll need to obtain a finance settlement figure from your finance company - you can even enter this figure into our online valuation tool to work out how much equity you will have left, once the finance has been settled.
If the valuation you're offered is lower than your settlement figure (also known as negative equity), then you are still able to sell your car, but you will need to consider how you will clear the remaining finance. We're able to purchase cars on the majority of finance agreements, including PCP and HP, but the exact process may differ depending on your circumstances.

What documents do I need to sell my car?

To make the process even simpler for you, we ask that you provide a few mandatory details so that we can make your buying experience even easier. All we ask that you provide is:
Your vehicle's registration
The current mileage of your car
Basic contact information
When it comes to having the car inspected by one of our advisors, we will need you to provide some further information and documentation. On assessment, you will need:
Your Driving Licence
A bank statement – addressed to your name and current home address dated within 3 months
Vehicle Registration V5 Document
The service history records (if applicable)
Valid finance settlement letter - showing final settlement figure and finance company bank details (if applicable)
All keys - including spares
Any accessories related to the use of the vehicle i.e. user manuals, locking wheel nut key, memory cards etc

What happens to the insurance/road tax if I sell my car?

Once you've sold your car, then you'll need to inform both your insurance provider and the DVLA that you are no longer the owner of the vehicle and therefore do not need to insure or tax it in your name. Both your insurance provider and the DVLA should provide a refund for any remaining months you have already paid for, depending on your exact agreements.
This is an important step of selling your car and one that you are personally responsible for. Don't worry though, our team are here with you every step of the journey and can support with any questions you may have.

What factors decrease how much my car is worth?

When selling your car, several elements may negatively impact how much your car is worth, including:
Mileage: High-mileage cars are more likely to require costly upkeep in the long run, which is why they're worth less.
Number of Owners: A car with a low number of owners is more likely to have been well-maintained compared to an example with numerous owners because they've kept it for longer, and will therefore have maintained the car accordingly to prevent costly faults.
Age: Cars depreciate as they get older due to the technology and drivetrain becoming dated compared to modern equivalents.
Consumables: There are several elements on your car, that need to be replaced throughout its lifetime and these can affect how much your car is worth. For example, if your tyres have a small amount of tread left, these will need to be replaced by the next owner.
Condition & Service History: Cars that have damage and a missing/partial service history, are typically worth less as they'll need remedial work to return them to a suitable selling condition. To get the most accurate valuation, ensure you accurately describe the car and any imperfections it has.

What factors increase how much my car is worth?

When selling your car, several elements may positively impact how much your car is worth, including:
Brand: Car manufacturers that have more prestige typically carry a greater value than your everyday volume brands thanks to superior build quality, technology, and engine choices.
Rarity: Rare cars are worth more than cars that you see regularly. This doesn't just apply to exotic vehicles, as some performance and special versions of regular cars are considered rare.
Service History: A car needs regular maintenance throughout its lifetime. Ensuring your car has a comprehensive history of any work done can positively impact the value of your car. Choosing to service your car using manufacturer-approved parts, as opposed to cheaper ones, shows the car has been well looked after throughout its life.
Specification: When a new car is released by a manufacturer, it's made available with a variety of different specifications, with each typically bringing a host of different features with it. As a result, cars with the highest available specification are worth more than models with fewer optional extras fitted.
Condition: The condition of a vehicle heavily influences its value. Any damage to the vehicle will need to be repaired by the next owner, so taking care of your car and rectifying any damage will increase the car's value. Regularly washing your car also helps to maintain the quality (and value) of your vehicle.

Do I need to book an appointment?

Our dealership team may be able to assist without an appointment, but we recommend arranging a dedicated appointment to ensure you're not left disappointed. You're able to book a suitable date and time through our online valuation tool at your nearest Sell Your Car location.

How long does it take to sell my car?

Our sell your car process is quick and straightforward, minimising the amount of time it takes to complete the deal.

Can I sell my car with a private reg and modifications?

Yes, we'll consider buying cars with a private registration number as well as those that have modifications. However, depending on the significance of the modifications, we may not be able to offer a valuation to buy your car.
If you'd like to keep your private registration for your next vehicle, then you'll need to reassign it to another car or put it on retention prior to selling it to us - this can be done through the DVLA website.

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We can help arrange finance for your next car, van or truck.

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Finance is the preferred method for acquiring new cars and vans. It's also common for customers to finance used cars, as well as used vans.
Due to finance being such a popular way to buy a new vehicle, we want to make sure you fully understand finance and the different types of finance available. Evans Halshaw have a number of finance partners and are able to offer you a range of different financing methods. So, whether you're looking for a private or commercial vehicle, we will cover the various options for car finance and van finance.
Evans Halshaw is SAF Approved and we are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) may be provided by the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS).

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There are various ways to finance a car, but selecting the correct finance method for you should be easy, as it usually depends on the following:
Whether or not you would like to own the car at the end of the agreement
How much you would like to pay each month
If you have a good idea of your predicted annual mileage
Find out more about car finance, the different finance options available and the additional insurance products we offer to protect you from unexpected costs.

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There are multiple ways of financing a van purchase, including business contract hire, hire purchase, personal contract purchase and finance lease.
The finance solution you choose will largely depend on your individual preference and needs. You will need to consider whether you would like to own the vehicle at the end of the agreement and if you can limit your annual mileage.
Find out more about van finance, the different finance options available and the additional products we offer.

[H2] Frequently Asked Questions

Will I get accepted for finance?

Customers are more likely to get accepted for finance if they have a decent credit score. In addition to application details, financial lenders will use information from credit reports to determine whether to accept the finance application. Free credit scores can be accessed from companies such as Experian, Equifax and Transunion to give a rough idea of how likely lenders are to offer finance.

Am I too young to have a vehicle on finance?

Young drivers may find it more difficult to be accepted for finance if they have little or no credit history as lenders are unable to determine the ability of a customer to make repayments. There are a plenty of steps that can be taken to build credit scores or alternatively there is the option of getting a guarantor loan, allowing a parent of friend to 'guarantee' the debt will be paid back.

What if my circumstances change and I can't afford to pay my monthly payments?

Situations change and most lenders understand this. It's important to contact the lender immediately to discuss the circumstances with them. The Money Advice Service can be contacted for advice and support when dealing with debt.

Does paying monthly impact my credit score?

Paying monthly for a vehicle can actually have a positive impact on credit ratings, providing the monthly payments are paid in full and on time every month. However, falling behind on monthly payments could negatively impact credit scores which may make it difficult to obtain credit in the future.

Can you sell a car on finance?

At Evans Halshaw we can help settle the outstanding finance to enable customers to sell their car, find out more in our Can You Sell a Car on Finance? blog that explains the process.

Can you swap your car during a finance agreement?

Yes, you can and the process is simple. Take a look at our Can You Swap Your Car During a Finance Agreement? blog to find out what steps need to be taken to do this.

Can you terminate a finance agreement early?

Customers can 'voluntarily terminate' their agreement early but they will be required to hand the vehicle back to the finance company and pay, or have paid, at least half of the total amount owed.

What details and documents will I need when applying for finance?

Full name (and previous name if applicable)
Date of birth
Marital status
Residential status
Address history for the past three years
Bank details
Proof of identity (e.g. a valid UK passport)
Proof of current address (e.g. a utility bill dated in the past three months with full name and current address on it)
Valid, full UK driving licence

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[H3] Who regulates us?
Lithia Financial Services Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), 25 North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5HS. Lithia Financial Services Limited's Financial Services Register number is 312666.
You can check this on the Financial Services Register by visiting the FCA’s website or by contacting the FCA on 0800 111 6768.
[H3] What to do if you have a complaint
If you wish to register a complaint regarding the sale of either a General Insurance policy or a Consumer Credit Agreement, please contact us either in writing to:
Customer Complaints Co-ordinator, Lithia Financial Services Limited, Loxley House, 2 Oakwood Court, Little Oak Drive, Annesley, Nottingham, NG15 0DR or by telephoning 03333 239 255.
If you cannot settle your complaint with us, you may be entitled to refer it to the Financial Ombudsman Service.