Vehiso
Free tool

Part exchange calculator for car dealers

Work back from what you will retail the vehicle at. Take off prep, warranty and advertising, the profit you want and a buffer for surprises, and see what you can offer for a part exchange.

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What you expect to advertise and sell the vehicle for once it is ready

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Bodywork, tyres, servicing, NCT and valeting to get it ready for sale

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Warranty, marketplace advertising, transport and admin

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Room for what the appraisal missed, like a fault found on the road test

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From your valuation guide. Leave at 0 to skip the comparison

Figures update as you type. Nothing you enter is saved or sent anywhere.

Your part exchange offer
Opening offer
€6,350

Where to start, with room to negotiate

Recommended offer
€6,650

Makes your target profit and keeps the buffer

Maximum offer
€6,950

Makes your target profit with no buffer left

Costs to retail
€850
Stock-in value
€7,500
Profit at recommended offer
€1,500

The recommended offer is €350 below the trade value. A customer who has checked an online valuation may expect more, so be ready to explain your figure.

An estimate, not a valuation

This calculator works only from the figures you enter. It does not look up the vehicle, and it cannot see its condition, history or local demand. Inspect the vehicle and check a valuation before you make a firm offer.

How it works

How we work out the offer

A part exchange is worth what you can sell it for, less what it costs you to get there. The calculator works back from the retail price in four steps.

1

Start at the retail price

The price you expect the vehicle to sell for once it is prepared and advertised.

2

Take off your costs

Prep, repairs and valet, then warranty, advertising and other costs. Together they are your costs to retail.

3

Take off your profit

What is left after your target profit is the maximum offer: the most you can allow and still make that profit.

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Keep a buffer

The recommended offer keeps the risk buffer back. The opening offer takes it off again, so you have room to negotiate.

  • See each part exchange on the enquiry it arrived with, next to the vehicle the customer wants
  • Add a Value My Vehicle page to your website, so customers can tell you about their vehicle and ask what it is worth
  • Appraise a part exchange by marking damage on a vehicle diagram, with photos and repair estimates added up for you
  • Record prep and other costs against the vehicle once it is in stock, so you see the profit you actually made
In the Vehiso DMS

From the estimate to a part exchange you can price

In Vehiso, a part exchange arrives on the enquiry with the customer's vehicle details. Appraise it, and keep the costs against the vehicle once it is in stock.

See part exchange appraisals →

Frequently asked questions

Working out part exchange values

Price your next part exchange with the facts in front of you

Enquiries, appraisals and vehicle costs in one DMS, with your dealer website included.