The vehicle file
You send me the details dealerships and buyers ask for: registration document, chassis number, mileage, service history. I prepare your car's presentation.
See list below
Sell your car, skip the calls.
I present your car to my network of buyers and dealerships, I handle the calls and I pass on every serious offer. You pay nothing until the car is sold.
Before the sale0CHF
If sold4%
Minimum1'500CHF
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01 / The difference
A listing waits. I sell.
On AutoScout24, a premium car often stays online for weeks. Meanwhile, you answer time-wasters. I go out and find serious buyers.
A regular listing
- You wait for a buyer to find you
- Calls from browsers and dealers trying to lowball you
- You answer every call and message on your own
- You negotiate alone, without knowing what the offer is really worth
With me
- I present your car to targeted buyers and dealerships
- Buyers are screened before they reach you
- I handle the calls and pass on every offer
- You set the final price, and the money is paid directly to you
02 / The method
Three steps, one fee.
You stay in control of every decision. I connect your listing to an agreed price.
Outreach and calls
I present your car to targeted buyers and dealerships, I answer the calls and I put you in touch with serious buyers.
Screened buyersThe sale
You approve the price. The buyer pays you directly. I charge 4% once the sale is closed, nothing before.
Fee on sale onlyWhat I ask you for
Dealerships and serious buyers won't make a firm offer without these. Having them from the start speeds up the sale.
- Registration documentSwiss vehicle registration (permis de circulation), photo of both sides
- Chassis number (VIN)To check the history and original equipment
- Current mileagePhoto of the odometer
- Service bookServices carried out, invoices if you have them
- Last inspection dateThe latest cantonal roadworthiness test
- Options and equipmentThe original spec list if possible
- Tyres and damageTyre sets, any accidents or repairs
- Asking priceAnd the price you won't go below
- Listing photosOr the link to your online listing
03 / The maths
What you pay, to the franc.
Enter your car's sale price. The fee is 4%, with a minimum of CHF 1'500, and it is only due once the car is sold.
CHF
Example: a car sold for CHF 89'500.
My feeCHF 3'580
What you receiveCHF 85'920
Paid before the saleCHF 0
04 / Questions
What people ask me before signing.
Do I pay anything before the sale?
No. The presentation, the calls and the introductions cost you nothing. The 4% fee is only due if the car is sold, as set out in the brokerage contract (art. 412 ff. Swiss Code of Obligations).
Who receives the money from the sale?
You do. The buyer pays you directly. I never handle the sale price; I invoice my fee once the sale is closed.
Who decides the price?
You, always. I advise you on the market price and pass on every offer, but nothing is accepted without your approval.
Why do you ask for the chassis number and the registration document?
Because dealerships and serious buyers always ask for them before making an offer. The chassis number makes it possible to check the vehicle's history and original equipment. This information is used only to sell your car.
Which cars do you take on?
Premium used cars sold by private owners in French-speaking Switzerland, usually from CHF 40'000.