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4.4 Rating 7,951 Reviews
86 %
of reviewers recommend webuyanycar
4.4
Based on 7,951 reviews
Shipping & Delivery
Delivery Methods
Own Driver
Average Delivery Time
Next Day
On-time Delivery
Greater than 82%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders
Greater than 91%
Customer Service
Communication Channels
Telephone, Live Chat, Email
Queries Resolved In
Under An Hour
Customer Service
4.7 out of 5
Returns & Refunds
Returns Process
Easy
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About webuyanycar:

We're the UK's largest car buying service and have helped over 2 million customers to sell their car since 2006. Our simple three step process provides our customers with a quick, easy, safe and convenient way of selling their car. Free from the hassles of private sale and the inevitable haggle of part-exchange. But believe it or not, we do more than just buy cars.

With over 700 employees and over 500+ branches nationwide, we're a pretty big team and there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes.

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Avoid at all costs. Was offered £350 for a honda civic 2013 with 12800 miles on it. Sold the car a week later privately for £1500. Had an offer of £1000 prior to visiting WBAC but held off to see what their valuation would be. Sales person seemed surprised at the £1000 offer. Would never recommend this company absolute gangsters.
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I tried to sell my Honda Jazz to them. It is in good condition and had been regularly serviced, for which I had evidence. It is an 06 reg and has done 86, 000 miles and I have had for 14 years. Apart from taking it to the dealer, my son who worked for Honda for years, kept an eye on it for me. Online WBAC offered £740. On the day we had the appt. they offered £250. I sold it in the evening to one of my neighbours for £650.
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Hi, thank you for your feedback and sorry to hear you were unhappy with your final valuation. Please note, we would only ever reduce a valuation if a customer is outside of their 4 day Price Promise period, or if there are discrepancies between the information that a customer provided us with online and the vehicle itself. We use exactly the same pricing system on our website as our buyers do in branch. Therefore if the condition/details of the car entered online matches our assessment of your car, then we offer a price which matches the online valuation. However if the details provided online are not accurate this will affect the final price offered. We’re really sorry if the amount offered wasn’t what you had hoped for. With that said, we do offer a no obligation service, meaning if there’s any aspect of the service, that isn’t right for you, you’re under no obligation to sell to us. If you would like to discuss further, please email us via talktousnow@webuyanycar.com
To whom it may concern I would first of all like to state I have sold many cars via your business and never had an issue until now. My complaint is as follows - I brought my car in on Friday 13th 2024 to be valued. I was given a price which I thought was low but understood this was the best price at the time. The consultant I spoke to was Ramona Precup. She was very helpful and said to me VERY CLEARLY if i booked a further appointment for Monday the price i was told would be the same and may even be higher. With that I booked a further appointment while I was there. In all honesty I could have sold it there and then or even the next day but on the prospect of a better price I held off with the guarantee from her that the price would be held. So today i returned back only to be told that the price i was given had gone down by £130 and the price on Friday is only valid for the day that's not what was told! Ramona was very clear she did not state any conditions other than the car in the same state i would like to point out my mileage did change by just over 100 miles. I had little or no choice and had to sell the car today as your branches are closed tomorrow and my new car is coming Wednesday. As a valued customer I appreciate you taking this into account and paying back my £130 i was expecting. I sent this to them and was told tough luck the policy states I am very sorry but we can only guarantee an offer for 4 days from the date of the valuation and not from the appointmnet date. SO DONT TRUST THEM
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I wanted to sell an old car and received a valuation online. The valuation started relatively low and then increased with persistent and continuous emails until the point I was ready to sell. I arranged the visit and agreed to sell the car. I guess you could say this process was successful for WBAC. However, despite being told that the car was in good condition, better than average with a good engine the ‘updated’ offer was less than a third of the original offer. The dealer shrugged and said that’s the best he can do and he was bonused on what he bought. I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that a car dealer is set up to behave in such an cliched unscrupulous way, probably more a kin to scammers on the Internet luring people in, only to try and exploit the desparate, weak and vulnerable by stealing their cars. What a sham.
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**Review of We Buy Any Car: A Nightmare Selling Experience** I recently sold my car to We Buy Any Car, and I can honestly say it has been the worst experience I've ever had in a car sale. It’s now been six days since the sale, and I still haven’t received payment. To make matters worse, the company seems to be fabricating stories about me being a motor trader, claiming that this prevents them from completing the purchase. This is completely untrue and feels like a desperate attempt to justify their mishandling of the transaction. I’ve spoken to three different representatives, and each one has given me a different excuse for why they can’t process the payment or return my car. It’s incredibly frustrating to deal with such a lack of communication and consistency. On top of that, no one seems to know where my car is. It’s as if it has vanished into thin air! I would not recommend We Buy Any Car to anyone. If you’re considering selling your vehicle, do yourself a favor and go with a more reputable option like Motorway or Carwow. My experience has been a complete nightmare, and I urge others to steer clear of this company. Save yourself the hassle and choose a platform that values transparency and customer service.
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I wasted my time! I applied online and got one price for my car, but when I met the dealer he gave me a price more than 10 times lower when I was absolutely honest about the condition of the car online already. I don't understand either why a copy of my driving licence and V5C was taken before we agree about the sell? Additionally I was bothered few times by phone calls during my work from the dealer to "confirm that I am coming" when the appointment was booked during normal opening hours of the branch! Terrible experience and I will never recommend them!
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We buy any car does a good job of luring you on on those ridiculous adverts. I certainly did not leave there singing or dancing. I was quoted £3800 for my car online (this was approximately £1200 below the cheapest make and model for my car on autotrader). I was prepared for this quote and understand the need for the middle man, who like to make a quick buck from doing nothing, to have their way. When I got to We buy any car, whilst initially looking positive, they took off £1000 for 2 new alloys and a small scratch. I knew I’d be silly to sell it to them so walked away. I was worried about selling privately but braved it and the process was so easy. I sold the car within a week for £5000. 🥳🥳 Do not go with WeBuyAnyCar!!!!!!
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£1300 less than online quote, for a few miniscule chips, a worn tyre and a small scuff... ripp off merchants.
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Probably worst ever bottom of pile Carwow Motorway Then We buy any car will be making it a mission To let people know not to entertain them Promise a price then get there mag glass Out to see a tiny stone chip and knock £500 off total waste of time and fuel
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10 year old car, immaculate, low milage one owner, full service history, tyre bill everything. He examined every sheet of paper) - was I under investigation? The WBAC origional on -line quote was higher than dealer for trade in. I asked for appointment to confirm this, but was told it didn't work like that, they - buy on the day. Spoke on the phone, said if everything was as I said I would receive the full quote. I rearranged appointment to get a lift home. They already had MOT date, so all good. After inspection the offer was reduced by £700. They claimed scratches, stone marks on the bonnet, MOT due in 2 months, alloy wheels (2) marked. The so called scratches I rubbed off with a hanky, the 3 pin (so tiny) I had never noticed ! (They are going to reduced the price quote for this on every car if they quoted these on a 10 year car) the wheels I had no idea, but again, we are talking about a 10 year car. Which if I was buying, I wouldn't be bothered about. We are not talking dents. The extra mileage - come on, a couple of trips to the shops since I was asked. I felt very deceived - i lost hundreds by not going with the dealer, totally and knowingly, WBAC seeks to mis lead. Losing £700 on an older car is significant- couldnt understand how it could be so much. Sold it to the first garage I found- yes I got more, but not as much as the dealer offered. I just sold it quickly as I really felt scammed. WBAC even took my photo, because people claimed that someone else sold their car without their permission. More I think, they sold, then realised they could have got more elsewhere. From my experience if the trade in quote is near enough, just do that! Avoid the stress!
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Car I sold you is up for resale at £7777.00,you gave me under £2000.00,i feel scammed big time.
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At my local depot everything was perfect, a small negotiation on the original price for some minor marks but that was obviously to be expected. It was 3 days later when I received a phone call from head office to say that they had made a mistake with the price and that they would be deducting £1000 from the payment and that if I didn't sign a new agreement then they simply wouldn't pay me attall. The dreadful lady who delivered the news on the phone is one of the rudest people I have ever dealt with at one point telling me to shut up and listen. Given that it was a £21,000 payment, now reduced to £20,000 for no reason other than "THEY" had made a mistake I eventually signed the new agreement under duress. In my opinion this is fraud, they have basically stolen £1000 from me albeit that I did sign the new agreement but again I felt like I had a gun to my head. Not happy.
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Price quoted on line £760, got knocked down for less then a months mot, minor scratches on car, said work would have to be on car? Admin fee £50, resulted in price of £299, due to time restrictions, reluctantly took offer, will pass this info onto others.
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Total time wasters. They are unprofessional and don’t offer to pay you what they offer when they’re just trying to get you done to their location. They make you an offer to get you there and then just make you a stupid offer. Shouldn’t be allowed.
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Absolute charlatans. Offered £1600 for a car, independently valued at £3100 the day before. Offered £2700 by Motorways. Utter disgrace. Dancing in adverts? Poor actors. Horrendous company.
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My car was immaculate with new MOT. On inspection they knocked a further £610 off their rather low online valuation with no explanation. And forgot to mention the £100 admin fee. The worst possible way to sell a car.
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I spent 65 minutes in my car with an employee. I was quoted online but when I arrived and after a thorough inspection, he said the price had dropped by £800 after speaking with his manager. He said the quote is dependant on other factors and yet he said my car was in pristine condition. He even asked if I had the car cover coated as it's in excellent condition. He left promptly when I didn't accept the sham of an offer. It felt as thought I was close to being conned.
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webuyanycar is rated 4.4 based on 7,951 reviews