Many motorists looking to sell their car online ask the same question: why do some sellers receive higher offers on Motorway than on other car-selling websites? If you've compared valuations from platforms such as Motorway, Carwow and WeBuyAnyCar, you've probably noticed that the offers can vary significantly. In some cases, sellers receive hundreds or even … Continue reading Why Do So Many Sellers Receive Higher Offers on Motorway? →

Selling a vehicle has never been easier, with more online platforms available than ever before. Whether you're looking to maximise the value of your car or simply want a quick and convenient sale, understanding the best way to sell a used car can make a significant difference to the outcome. What is the best way … Continue reading Best Way To Sell A Used Car: What UK Sellers Should Look For →

We Buy Any Car is one of the UK’s best-known instant car buying services, designed for people who want a quick and straightforward sale. But it’s not the only option if you’re selling your car. Today, there are several ways to sell, from instant buyers and part exchange to online marketplaces and private sales. The … Continue reading We Buy Any Car Alternatives →

You might think that selling your car on Motorway or Carwow at the same time – will get you more money. But in fact, this usually gets you less money when you sell. That’s because dealers can spot cross-listed cars straight away, and often price in the risk you won’t complete, or even bid lower … Continue reading Selling your car on Motorway or Carwow? How to maximise your car’s sale price on a dealer auction site →

Online car selling has become one of the most common ways for UK motorists to dispose of a used vehicle. Rather than advertising privately, arranging viewings, or negotiating with dealerships in person, many drivers now use digital marketplaces that allow dealers to compete remotely for their car. Two of the biggest names in this space … Continue reading Best Online Car Selling Sites UK: Carwow vs Motorway →

The DVSA has introduced major changes to the way practical driving test booking rules work and are managed in the UK, with new rules officially coming into force today, 12 May 2026. The changes are designed to tackle long waiting times, prevent bots and third-party resellers from snapping up test slots, and give learner drivers … Continue reading New DVSA Driving Test Booking Rules: What UK Learners Need to Know in 2026 →

Selling a car online has become far more common in the UK over the last few years. Instead of arranging private viewings or negotiating part exchange offers at a dealership, many drivers now use online platforms such as Carwow and Motorway that connect sellers directly with professional car dealers. Both platforms allow drivers to upload … Continue reading Carwow vs Motorway: Which Is Better for Selling Your Car? →

The global situation in Iran might feel far removed from the UK car market—but in reality, it’s already having a noticeable impact on used car prices across the country. From rising fuel costs to shifting buyer behaviour, the knock-on effects are changing what cars people want—and how much they’re willing to pay. Here’s what’s happening, … Continue reading How the Iran Crisis Is Affecting UK Used Car Prices in 2026 →

The Spring Statement delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on 3 March 2026 may not have introduced dramatic new motoring taxes overnight, but it confirmed several policies that will affect drivers across the UK in the coming years. From fuel duty increases and rising car tax to possible new road-charging systems, the government’s economic update signals … Continue reading Spring Statement 2026: How It Impacts UK Motorists →

From 1 April 2026, the UK government will introduce a new set of Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) / road tax increases that will affect the vast majority of drivers — including petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric vehicle owners. These changes form part of the government’s ongoing emissions-linked taxation policy, and most motorists will see their … Continue reading VED Increases From April 2026: Full UK Guide to New Road Tax Rates →