Trade-in is a way to sell your current car when purchasing a new one, and the value of the trade-in car is applied directly to the price of the new car. It’s a hassle-free process, and the transaction happens at the dealership.

Purchase refers to buying a car without any trade-in deal. It’s a straightforward transaction where you sell your car independently and use the money for purchasing a new car.

Yes, even a broken-down car can still have value! Parts of the car or the steel material used in it may be valuable, especially if it’s a Japanese car. Don't give up just because your car isn't running.

Yes! Even if the car’s inspection has expired, it is still possible to sell it. You just can’t drive it on public roads until it’s inspected again.

Yes, you can sell a car that still has an outstanding loan. Just ensure the loan terms are taken into account and the necessary steps are followed to clear the title and ownership of the car.

When selling your car, make sure to have all the necessary documents ready, including the vehicle inspection certificate, proof of ownership, and other related papers. If you choose to use a service like Nextage’s "Full Swing Purchase", they can assist in evaluating your car and even visit your location.