This article explains part-exchange with cinch, detailing how to get a free valuation, accept an offer, and swap cars at delivery or collection. It lists required documents like V5C, MOT, service history, and keys. Handovers occur during home delivery or collection. Valuations are fair and based on current market values.
How do I part-exchange my car?
Part‑exchanging your car with cinch is a simple way to lower the cost of your next car. Here’s how it works:
✔️ Get a free valuation
✔️ Accept your offer
✔️ Swap your old car for your new one at delivery or collection
What do I need to part‑exchange my car?
To part‑exchange your car, make sure you have:
✔️ Your car’s V5C (log book)
✔️ A valid MOT
✔️ Service history (if available)
✔️ Settlement letter (if your car has outstanding finance)
✔️ Any spare keys and accessories (e.g. charging cables)
⚠️ Important information:
- Your car must have a valid MOT on the day of handover
- Your V5C - we can't accept a car without this. Missing your V5C? You’ll need to request a replacement from the DVLA - this will usually arrive within 5-7 working days
When do I hand over my part-exchange?
It depends on how you get your new car:
✔️ Home delivery – collected when your new car arrives
✔️ Collection – bring it with you when you pick up your new car
How do I know I’m getting a good price for my part-exchange?
We always give a fair valuation based on current market values of similar cars.