We sometimes need to sell our vehicles quickly and easily and do not want the hassle of bargaining with sales or public. I know you tell your readers of the auction route but I recently relented and went down another route. Can I offer some words of advice to forewarn others intending to use "We buy any Car" to sell their vehicles. What is advertised, as a Fair deal is in fact no different from going into a normal car sales outlet? To summarise the experience: Once you arrive at their office with your quote they will then find and point out every mark or scratch on the car (fair enough). This is put into a computer to calculate (reduce) the offer. They will apologise and then make you an offer roughly half of the original. If you refuse the offer then a call is made to a remote sales manager who will then ask you what amount you want. The offer will be increased by another 50% but they will not tell you that they will then take off the admin fee of £49 (included in the original quote). Deal done? Then you are expected to get yourself home by bus or taxi (I did blag a lift to nearest town centre). Expect your payment to arrive days later. You can have it more quickly, but at your cost. Finally you may get a call from the eventual owner who buys it from them, saying how they like the car, polished out the scuffs and scratches and who paid three times the derisory offer you were made. Not for the faint hearted and definitely not a "Fair Deal", especially as you expected an easy, simple transaction.