There are some important documents and items you’ll need to bring on the day of your inspection to sell your car. This list makes it easy to ensure you have everything ready to go.
Please make sure you’re bringing the original or digital versions of all required documents with you to the inspection. Photos or screenshots will not be accepted.
Here’s what you’ll need to bring:
1. Car keys & accessories
- All keys (including keys to roof racks or accessories)
- Service logbook
- Original manual
- All car accessories or extras included in the valuation
2. Identification & ownership documents
- Australian drivers licence of all registered owners (physical or digital).
- Current registration papers (physical or digital). You can download them here or through your state's official app
- Invoice / Bill of Sale from the time of original purchase. If this is not possible, then two consecutive years of registration papers, proving more than 12 months ownership.
- If you do not own the car or if you own the car jointly and the other owner won’t be at the inspection, you need to bring a signed Power of Attorney, proving your authority to sell the car.
3. Finance documents (if there’s finance owing on the car)
A Payout Letter from your financier. You can request this directly from your financier on the day of inspection.
4. Your payment details
- Letterhead from a recent Bank Statement, proving bank account name and details for payment. This must be the registered owner or the company that owns the car.
5. Company car required documents (if you’re selling a company car)
- Sale Invoice to ClickCar Australia Pty Ltd showing GST inclusive. Find out more.
- Letter of Authority signed by all company Directors, stating that they are aware and authorise the sale of the vehicle to ClickCar Australia PTY LTD. Find out more.
- Driver licences of all company Directors.
If you have any questions about the above, feel free to call us on 0482 098 750 or email buying@carma.com.au