
Five seats that fit, a boot you will actually use, and the paperwork done before you collect the keys. Here is what to check on the listing — then we handle the DVLA and the handover.

School run, weekly shop, pushchair, dog, in-laws at Christmas. The right car is the one that swallows that lot without drama. At auction you decide from the listing — photos of the actual car, the MOT history, the HPI result and our 299-point inspection — not from a test drive round the block with a salesman.
See family cars on siteFive doors and five seats as a baseline. If you need seven, say so in the spec — a 7-seat MPV and a 5-seat estate are not the same car. Isofix points are listed on the vehicle page when they are fitted.
Fold the seats in your head: pushchair plus shopping plus a wet dog. Estates and MPVs win here. The listing photos show the actual boot, not a studio packshot.
Short urban hops often suit petrol or hybrid. Long motorway miles can still suit diesel. The listing shows fuel, gearbox, engine size and the MOT — so you can do the sums before you commit.
Open the car. You get the specification, photos including marks worth knowing about, MOT and mileage history, the HPI check and the 299-point inspection report.
Airbags, sensors, child locks, ISOFIX — if it matters to you, it should be on the listing. If it is not listed, ask us before you bid.
Bid in the live auction or Buy It Now at the listed price. You see the figure before you commit. Then you sign the Sale Agreement online and pay by UK bank transfer — or by debit card on a Premium account. We deliver it to your home on a date you agree with us, or you can collect it from us by appointment.
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