Sell your car in Abu Dhabi at the best price

You need the original vehicle registration card (Mulkiya), your Emirates ID, a valid insurance certificate, and a vehicle inspection passing certificate if applicable.

Yes, all existing traffic fines must be paid before you can transfer ownership to the buyer.

No, placing a "for sale" sign in your car's window is illegal in Abu Dhabi and may result in the vehicle being impounded.

Research similar models in the market, consider using online valuation tools, and take into account factors like your car's age, mileage, and condition.

Clean your car thoroughly, address minor repairs, gather all necessary documents, and consider obtaining a professional inspection to instil buyer confidence.

Both the seller and buyer must visit a vehicle licensing center or the Traffic Police Headquarters to complete the transfer process, which includes filling out a vehicle transfer application form and paying the necessary fees.

You must settle any outstanding loans and obtain a clearance letter from your bank before proceeding with the sale.

Transfer fees vary depending on the type of vehicle. For example, transferring ownership of a light private vehicle costs AED 350.

Selling privately may yield a higher price but requires more effort. Selling to a dealer offers convenience and a quicker sale, though possibly at a lower price.

Yes, at DubiCars we can help you reach over 3 million monthly potential buyers efficiently.