Sell your Volkswagen.

Match the right Volkswagen version

Please include the engine, transmission, trim and body style. A Golf or Passat's model name alone is not enough to identify an estate, hatchback or saloon, or the equipment fitted. Mention any relevant option packs, but do not worry if you cannot name every feature.

Clear photographs of the dashboard, seats and exterior can help us identify the specification. If the car is an Irish-registered import, tell us where it came from and flag anything that differs from the registration lookup.

For an ID.3 or ID.4, include the exact version

Provide the version and battery information if you know them, together with the current mileage. Mention charging equipment included in the sale and any battery or charging warnings. A dashboard range estimate is useful context, but should not be described as a battery-health test.

You do not need to commission a report before enquiring. Existing service records, repair invoices and warranty documents can help Eoghan understand the car; please describe known faults even if you expect them to be inexpensive to fix.

Bring the details you already have

For any Volkswagen, tell us about tyre condition, damage, recent work and available keys. Photos are optional. We review the enquiry before arranging an inspection, and the final offer depends on the vehicle matching its description and our history checks. Check the buying criteria below before booking.

Useful next steps

• Get a free Volkswagen valuation
• How we assess your car's value
• Volkswagen buying criteria