Part exchanging your car
Part exchanging allows you to use some or all of the value of your current car towards the purchase of a new one.
How to part exchange your car
The part exchange process includes the following steps:
- Get an online indicative valuation by submitting a part exchange request at www.volvocars.com/uk/car-finance/trade-in/
- Place your order for a new car and choose how much of the part exchange valuation to use.
- You'll be contacted to schedule an in-person inspection at an authorised Volvo retailer, typically scheduled two weeks before collecting your new car.
- After the inspection your Volvo retailer will send the final valuation via email.
- You’ll be notified when your new car is ready for collection. Bring the car you want to trade in and exchange it at the same time.
If your car is damaged after your valuation, contact your Volvo retailer for a reassessment.Note
Outstanding finance or negative equity
Your Volvo retailer can help settle any existing loan you may have on your car. You'll need to bring a settlement letter which is no more than 5 days old, showing the exact amount owed, when part exchanging your car.
Volvo Cars can't provide support when your car is worth less than the remaining loan. However, you can discuss additional financing options with your Volvo retailer.