Caravan Valuation

Section 1 - Select the type of valuation you require

Selling your caravan to a trade buyer can remove all the stress from trying to sell it privately, when you reach the decision to stop caravanning. The price offered will be a trade valuation. This is lower than a dealer forecourt price as the caravan is sold as seen, with any inherent faults and defects, without any warranty or comeback on the seller.

Our part exchange valuation is a guide to what you can expect your caravan to be worth when trading it in with a dealer for a newer caravan. Valuations can depend upon whether you are looking to buy a brand new caravan or a used model as the profit margin will be different. We provide a ‘central’ guide price that is always open to negotiation with a dealer.

If you are looking to sell your caravan yourself, it must be priced correctly for it to sell. Your caravan will not come with the pre-sale checks, possible finance facilities and warranty that a dealer would offer. The basic rule is the fact that the more expensive a caravan is, the more likely that a buyer would want to buy with guarentees that a dealer provides.

Dealer forecourt prices can very across the country due to stock levels and market conditions. But it is always good to check what a caravan is worth before purchashing to ensure that you are getting a fair deal. A dealer forecourt price will be priced to included pre-purchase checks, a warranty and as expected, a profit to cover their business expenses.

Our recommended insurance values take into account any factory fitted options and dealer fitted features. Our unique systems will also guide you on any accessories that you may be looking to insure. Our extensive knowledge can also provide you with new for old valuations on any age of caravan. Please confirm your values with your insurance provider.

Section 2 - Enter your quote reference details