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Meeting buyers

If you decide to sell your car privately, you will have to meet potential buyers to allow them to inspect and test-drive the car

You must look after your own security and your car. If you feel vulnerable, ensure you have a friend or relative around.

You should aim to meet them at your home in daylight hours to give them plenty of opportunity to examine the car thoroughly.

Ensure the buyer has at least third-party insurance cover. (If they have comprehensive cover on their own car, then they'll have third-party cover on your car.)

Alternatively, you could change your policy to cover any driver during the selling process.

Ask to see a driving licence, and make a note of the licence number.

Make it clear to the person driving that any speeding fines incurred on the drive will be their responsibility.

Never allow a potential buyer to drive your car without you. When it is time for the test drive, get into the passenger seat and then hand over the keys.

Allow the buyer to drive on a variety of roads and for a decent amount of time – at least half an hour. If you try to cut it short, they might think you have something to hide.