Sell your Kia.

Identify the Kia you are actually selling

Include the exact model, trim, transmission and powertrain if known. In particular, say whether a Niro is hybrid, plug-in hybrid or electric. For a Sportage or Sorento, mention the seating arrangement and any equipment that may not be obvious from the registration details.

For an EV6, tell us the version, drivetrain and battery information if available. Photos of the cabin and exterior help us understand specification and condition without asking you to prepare a sales advert.

Explain the history rather than assuming warranty cover

If you have warranty documents, service records or repair invoices, mention them in the enquiry. Please describe what the records show rather than assuming that a warranty applies simply because of the car's age. You do not need to obtain new documents before asking for a price.

Tell us about known faults, warning lights, body marks and any outstanding work. Include available keys and, where relevant, charging cables. A short explanation of recent repairs can be more useful than saying only that the car has been serviced.

Plan the sale and your onward journey

We review the details before agreeing an inspection. If you come to us and we purchase your car, we can drop you to the airport or train station; arrange that with us in advance. Our age, mileage and vehicle-history criteria apply, and the final price is confirmed after inspection.

Useful next steps

• Get your free Kia valuation
• Documents to prepare for a sale
• Read our buying criteria