
How to sell your car in the Philippines: the complete 2026 guide
Everything a first-time seller needs: preparing the car, pricing it, choosing between a dealer, a trade-in and a private buyer, and closing the sale safely.
Submit once. Certified partner dealers across the Philippines bid on your car; within 10 minutes you have the highest offer and a deal you can say yes to. Free, and yours to decline.
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You never tour showrooms or negotiate dealer by dealer. The dealers compete for your car, and the route to your money has three stops.
Tell us the brand, model, year, mileage and condition. Photos help but are optional.
Certified partner dealers compete. We relay only the highest offer to you.
Accept, arrange a viewing where you like, get paid by bank transfer. Papers handled.
Each partner dealer sees your board and bids blind against the others. The first bid is rarely the best one; by the time we call you, the number has been pushed up by competition, not conversation.
2021 Toyota Vios 1.3 XLE CVT
38,200 km · submitted Tue 9:12 AM
Highest offer
₱612,000
Price is only one column. Time, safety and the trips to the LTO are the rest of the fare.
| What it costs you | MABcarsdealer bidding | Casa trade-in | Private sale |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who sets the price | Many dealers competing | One dealer | You, then the buyer haggles |
| Time to cash | Same day or the next, paid at the viewing | Same day, tied to a new-car purchase | 2–6 weeks, often longer |
| Fees to you | None | None, but bundled into the deal | Listing, notary, LTO trips, your time |
| Viewings | One, at a place you choose | At the showroom | As many strangers as it takes |
| Payment | Bank transfer, verified | Credited to the new car | Cash or cheque, you verify |
| LTO transfer | Handled by the dealer | Handled by the dealer | You chase the buyer |
| Obligation | None — decline anytime | Tied to buying their car | None |
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Within 10 minutes during office hours, for most submissions. Once your details are in, our certified partner dealers bid on your car, we call you with only the highest offer, and if you say yes the deal is agreed on that call. Viewing, paperwork and payment follow at a time and place you choose.
No. Submitting your car, receiving offers and arranging a viewing are free for sellers. Our partner dealers pay for access to the bidding platform, so you never pay a listing fee or commission.
Never. The offer is yours to accept, negotiate or decline. Even after a viewing, you can walk away if the final figure does not match what was quoted.
The winning dealer inspects the car in person, usually at a location you choose in Metro Manila or nearby provinces. They verify the condition matches your submission, confirm the offer, and if you agree, payment and paperwork follow on the same day or the next.
Two minutes to submit. Your highest dealer offer, and a deal if you want it, within 10 minutes. Nothing to pay and nothing to accept unless you like the number.