Sell your car · Cavalry Ground

Sell your car in Cavalry Ground

Stop negotiating alone against people who do this for a living. List your car, let our team inspect it at your address in Cavalry, and let verified buyers bid against each other.

Illustration of Cavalry Ground Lahore with a ceremonial arch over the road and a car passing beneath

Selling a car in Cavalry

A car that has been kept sharp deserves better than being judged by someone glancing at it under a streetlight outside a restaurant. That is roughly what a private sale in Cavalry Ground amounts to.

At auction the presentation is done properly: a full photo set, an inspection report and a published condition grade, seen by every registered bidder in Lahore at once. Cars in genuinely good order do noticeably better in that format than they do at a kerbside viewing.

What it costs you: an afternoon

You list the car, we come to your address in Cavalry and carry out the 135 point inspection, and you set a reserve price that stays hidden from bidders. Nothing goes public until you are happy with it.

If the bidding reaches your reserve, the highest bidder wins and we handle the paperwork. If it does not, you keep your car and owe nothing further. There is no obligation to accept a price you do not want.

Inspections in Cavalry

  • Cavalry Ground and the Extension, plus the Walton Road and Cantt approaches
  • Dense commercial parking in the evenings, so kerbed wheels and bumper scuffs are common
  • Compact, central location with short daily driving distances
  • Higher than average share of modified or optioned-up cars, worth checking properly

Frequently asked questions

Should a kerbed alloy change what I bid?

Only by what the refurbishment costs, which is modest in Lahore. Treat it as a small, well defined negotiating point rather than evidence of neglect.

How do I know whether a Cavalry Ground car has been modified?

Our report lists suspension, exhaust, intake and any sign of ECU tampering as separate items. If nothing is flagged, the car is standard, and you are not relying on the seller's word for it.

What is a reserve price?

The minimum you are willing to accept. It stays hidden from bidders, and the car only sells if bidding reaches it. You set it yourself before the auction goes live.

Who inspects the cars?

Our own team, using a 135 point checklist covering engine, transmission, body, electricals, suspension, brakes, tyres, air conditioning and the registration file. The full report is published on the listing before bidding opens.

Related

Inspected. Transparent. Fair.

Cars inspected before they are auctioned, every bid public, every deposit refundable.

WhatsApp