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Imagine taking delivery of your ideal car without leaving your front door. And at the best possible price too!
At carsupermarket.com, we have made that dream a reality. Our all-new ‘click and deliver’ service really has made buying a used car (or van) easier than ever before.
By following just three simple steps, you could join the used car-buying revolution today!
Join the car-buying revolution in 3 easy steps...
Step 1 Choose your vehicle
Find your ideal car by browsing the thousands of different vehicles on our website. And don’t forget to take advantage of our filter facility to help refine your search for convenience.
Rest assured that each vehicle has been quality-control checked to the same rigorous standards of our long-established parent company, Motordepot.
Step 2 Get in touch
Once you’ve found a vehicle which interests you, contact us. This can be via telephone, email or you may prefer to utilise our live chat service.
One of our dedicated customer advisers will be on hand to answer any questions; to organise a part-exchange deal if needed; and to arrange finance if required. Once a deal has been agreed, our adviser will be on hand to assist you every step of the way to ensure a smooth, transparent handover.
Step 3 Take delivery
Our specialist handover team will be in touch to organise a delivery at your convenience. On the day of delivery, rest assured that our driver will not leave until you have inspected your vehicle and are completely happy with everything. If there is a part-exchange involved, our driver will take away your old vehicle.
There you have it, no more wasting your weekends traipsing around windy forecourts, begging the attention of half-interested salesmen.
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