Sell your car in Leuven, even your very first one

June and September: the months when Leuven sells its cars

The scenario repeats every year: the family car lent for the study years has done its time, the degree is in hand, the first job is in Brussels or abroad — and the room has to be handed back at the end of the month. At that very moment, dozens of identical listings flood the second-hand sites, and buyers know it: June in Leuven is a buyer's market.

Selling to a professional short-circuits that problem: the offer doesn't depend on how many competing listings sit in the next street, but on the car's real value. And the calendar is yours to set.

The Marketplace buyer who never shows up

Every student knows the story, often first-hand: three appointments squeezed between two exams, two ghost buyers, and the third finally turning up — to offer 30% less, 'given the tyres'. The result: weeks lost exactly when you can least afford them.

Our process does the opposite: you describe the car from your phone, the offer arrives in writing and doesn't move, and the appointment is a precise slot — not a promise. Heverlee, Kessel-Lo, Wilsele, Wijgmaal or the centre: we come right to the student room, including evenings after class.

Car registered in your parents' name? We've planned for that too

Very common here: the vehicle is registered to a parent living in Liège, Antwerp or abroad. No blocker — all it takes is a written proxy from the registered owner and a copy of their identity card, on top of the vehicle documents. We send you the exact list in advance, the parents can approve everything remotely, and deregistration happens on pickup day itself.