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Selling your van
Vans sell on condition, history, and fitout, not on photographs, and the right buyer is usually a business that needs exactly your layout. List your van free with the fitout described in full. Our team checks the listing, buyers who saved a search for a van like yours get an email, and you deal with the buyer directly. Ex-fleet, ex-courier, camper conversions, cab chassis, and business-owned vans are all welcome.
What's my van worth?
There are around 527,000 vans and light commercials from the 12 most common van models registered in Australia, and demand for good used ones is constant: tradies replacing tired workhorses, couriers adding capacity, and camper converters hunting for a solid base vehicle.
Buyers price a van on the things that matter to the next owner: kilometres, payload, wheelbase, roof height, service history, and the condition of the load area. Describe all of it in the listing, with photos, and buyers who saved a search for a van like yours get an email. You agree the price with the buyer.
Registration figures: BITRE Road Vehicles, Australia (Jan 2024), CC BY.
Vans we match
Every van sold in Australia can be listed. These 12 are the most common, each with its own page:
| Model | On Australian roads |
|---|---|
| Sell my Toyota HiAce | about 123,000 |
| Sell my Toyota Commuter | about 95,000 |
| Sell my Hyundai iLoad | about 55,000 |
| Sell my Mercedes-Benz Sprinter | about 48,000 |
| Sell my Ford Transit | about 47,000 |
| Sell my Volkswagen Transporter | about 33,000 |
| Sell my Volkswagen Caddy | about 28,000 |
| Sell my Mercedes-Benz Vito | about 24,000 |
| Sell my LDV G10 | about 20,000 |
| Sell my Fiat Ducato | about 19,000 |
| Sell my Renault Trafic | about 18,000 |
| Sell my Renault Master | about 16,000 |
Counts are national registrations, BITRE Road Vehicles, Australia (Jan 2024), CC BY.
Selling an ex-work van
A working van does not need to be dressed up to sell. Signage and wraps can stay on, racking and shelving can stay in, and big kilometres are expected: buyers price a working van as a working van. Describe it honestly, and say what stays with it.
Business-owned vans are fine too. Sole traders and companies can list as business sellers. The sale is between the business and the buyer, so keep your own record of the sale for your accountant.
Sell your car in 3 steps
2. We match it with buyers
Our team checks the listing. Buyers who saved a search for a car like yours get an email.
3. Sell direct
Buyers message you through us. You agree the price, check the money has cleared, then hand over the keys.
The cars we match with buyers
- Prestige & luxury
- Late-model & near-new
- 4WDs
- Utes & US pickups
- Performance cars
- Electric & hybrid
- SUVs & people movers
- Vans & light commercials
- Cars with finance owing
- Fleet & company cars
- Wheelchair accessible & modified
Every make sold in Australia, from Toyota, Ford, and Kia to Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Lexus, Land Rover, and Tesla. Selling a prestige car? See sell my prestige car. A LandCruiser, Patrol, or Defender? See sell my 4WD. A work vehicle? See sell my ute or sell my van.
Selling your van: your questions answered
What do van buyers look for?
Year, kilometres, wheelbase, roof height, payload, service history, and the fitout. Describe racking, shelving, signage, and any conversion in full, with photos. A complete logbook matters more on a working van than almost anything else.
Can I list an ex-courier or ex-fleet van?
Yes. Big kilometres are normal on a working van and buyers price them that way. List it with the service history and the work it did, and say whether the signage, wraps, racking, or shelving stay with it.
Can a business list a van?
Yes. Sole traders and companies can list as business sellers. The sale is between the business and the buyer, so keep your own records of the sale for your accountant.
Can I list a camper conversion?
Yes. Professionally converted and DIY campers can both be listed. Describe the build, the fittings, and any compliance paperwork, because camper buyers ask about all three.
Can I list cab chassis, dropsides, and light trucks?
Yes. Cab chassis and dropside variants of vans like the Renault Master and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter are registered as light trucks in Australia, and they can be listed too, along with box bodies and refrigerated bodies.
Can I sell a van with finance or a lease owing?
Yes. Money owing is recorded on the PPSR, and a buyer will want it cleared at settlement. Ask your lender for a payout figure before you list. This is general guidance, not financial advice.
More ways to sell
Selling in a particular city? Sellers and buyers are in Perth, Sunshine Coast, Sydney, Toowoomba, Townsville and every regional area Australia-wide.
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