FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
There is a clear difference between the purpose of trade-in and purchase. Trade-in is a way to sell with the purpose of purchasing your next car. Purchase does not matter whether you are purchasing a new car or not. "Trade-in" is based on the purchase of the next car A trade-in is a way to sell a car and buy a new one at the same time. Some used car dealerships also use a similar system, but generally speaking, a trade-in means a transaction at a dealership. It is suitable for those who are planning to sell their current car and buy a new car. The money from the sale can be directly applied to the purchase price. Since the value of the sold car is reflected in the purchase price, it can also be used as a good deal for replacing the old one. Another advantage is that the procedure can be completed at one store. "Purchase" is a simple sale Buying a car is a way to sell a car regardless of whether you are buying a new car or not. The money from the sale goes to the seller, so you can use it to buy the car or save it, or use it freely. It is best to think of buying a car as anything other than a special selling method such as a trade-in. When purchasing a car, you request a purchase appraisal from a used car dealer or used car dealership. The appraisal will be carried out after checking the car's condition in detail, from the model and mileage to the resale value, and the price will be determined.
Many people think that if their car breaks down, they have no choice but to scrap it. However, these days, even if the car breaks down, it can often be sold for a certain price. Japanese cars are very popular overseas, even if they are in a condition that would make them unsellable in Japan. Also, even if the car has no value as a used car, it may be worth something for each part. Even if your car is badly damaged and needs to be dismantled, the demand for steel, which is the material used to make cars, is on the rise around the world. It is important not to give up thinking that your damaged car will not be worth much, but to look for a dealer that will buy it for as much as possible.
Do you think that you can't sell a car with an expired inspection, and leave it in your garage? Cars with expired inspections are prohibited by law from being driven on public roads. For this reason, some people don't take any steps to sell them, but in fact, it is possible to sell them just like any other car.
It is possible to sell a car even while it is still under loan. However, there are some important points to keep in mind when selling a car. Cars are different from other electronic products in that they have management responsibilities and a designated owner. Therefore, only the owner of the car can sell the car, and no one else can. Please check the "Name or title of owner" section on the vehicle inspection certificate. Is your name listed? Or is the dealer's name listed? Depending on who owns the car, the way you sell it will change slightly. ▼Related pages Can I sell my car while it's still under loan? What happens to the loan after the car is bought?
Nextage, with its "Full Swing Purchase" service, has used car dealerships across the country. Appraisals can be done at the nearest store, or you can request a home visit free of charge. We welcome those who are considering selling, trading in, or replacing their car, as well as those who just want to know the current value of their beloved car. Take advantage of Nextage's "Full Swing Purchase" service, where we will give you a "satisfying price right away" and provide you with a high-value appraisal.