Sell your car

List your car with us and we'll market it to serious buyers — pro photos on our website, promotion through our WhatsApp and social channels, and real showroom traffic.

How it works

We don't buy your car — we market it for you. Three simple steps:

Tell us about your car

Fill in the form below or WhatsApp us a few photos with the make, model, year, mileage and your asking price.

We market it

We photograph it, list it on qualitycarskenya.co.ke, and promote it across our WhatsApp broadcast, social channels and showroom traffic.

You get paid

We bring the buyers and help you close. You stay in control of the asking price; we handle the viewings and the logbook transfer.

Why list with Quality Cars Kenya

Skip the time-wasters, the random callers and the risk of selling privately.

  • Pro photos and a listing on qualitycarskenya.co.ke
  • Serious buyers already shopping our site every day
  • We screen enquiries and schedule viewings for you
  • You stay in control of the asking price
  • We take care of the logbook transfer and paperwork

List your car

Tell us about your car and we'll be in touch, usually the same day, to arrange photos and get it listed.

Your car
Your details

Frequently asked questions

Do you buy my car from me directly?

No — we don't buy cars outright. We market your car on your behalf: we photograph it, list it on our website, promote it across our channels and bring serious buyers to you. You stay the owner until the sale closes.

Who sets the asking price?

You do. We'll happily share current market pricing for your make, model, year and mileage to help you set a competitive asking price, but the final number is yours to decide.

What documents do I need?

To list the car, we just need photos and the basics. At handover we'll need the original logbook, your national ID and your KRA PIN. If the car is still on a loan, bring your lender's details and we'll guide you.

Do I have to accept any offer?

No. Buyer offers come to you; you decide whether to accept, negotiate or decline. There's no obligation at any step.