Mercedes-Benz
Sell my Mercedes-Benz Vito
Medium van with a premium badge. Spec and history matter here.
What’s your van worth?
- Free nationwide collection
- Same-day payment
- Any condition, non-runners included
Where can I sell a Mercedes-Benz Vito?
We buy every Mercedes-Benz Vito — any age, any mileage, any condition, including non-runners and MOT failures. Enter your registration and we'll look up the model and last recorded mileage automatically, then call you with a real offer. Collection is free anywhere in the UK and you're paid the same day.
Which Mercedes-Benz Vito have you got?
The badge covers a lot of ground, and the version matters to the price. These are the ones we see most:
- 2003–2014 (639)
- 2014 onwards (447)
We buy all of them, in these body styles: panel van, crew van, tourer, sport. If yours has been converted, modified or fitted out for a trade, that's fine — tell us on the call.
What moves the price on a Mercedes-Benz Vito?
Mileage and age are the obvious ones, but on this model these make a genuine difference:
- Sport and Premium trim, and factory automatic gearboxes
- Rear-wheel drive 116 and 119 models over front-wheel drive
- Tourer variants with full seating and history
What we’ll ask you about
Every model has its known characteristics, and pretending otherwise helps nobody. On a Mercedes-Benz Vito we'll usually ask about:
- Balance shaft and timing chain history on older 639s
- Rust around the rear arches and tailgate on early examples
- AdBlue and DPF faults on Euro 6 vans
None of these stop us buying. Being upfront about them is what keeps the price we agree on the phone the same as the price you're paid on the day.
What if it doesn’t run?
We still buy it. A Mercedes-Benz Vito that won’t start, has failed its MOT, or has a major engine or gearbox fault is priced as a non-runner rather than turned away. Collection is still free — we bring the right vehicle to move it, so it never has to be driven on the road.
Selling a Mercedes-Benz Vito: common questions
How much is my van worth?
It depends on the model, mileage, condition and how the market is moving that week. Enter your registration and we'll pull the make, model and last recorded mileage automatically, then ask four short questions. A member of the team calls you with a real figure — not an algorithm's guess you have to argue down later.
Do you buy vans that don't run?
Yes. We buy non-runners, MOT failures, vans with blown engines or gearboxes, and vans that haven't moved in years. Tell us it's a non-runner on the condition question and we'll price it as one. Collection is still free — we bring the right vehicle to move it.
Is collection really free?
Yes, anywhere in the UK. We come to your home, your yard or wherever the van is sitting, at a time that suits you. There is no collection fee, no admin fee and nothing deducted from the agreed price. The figure we agree is the figure you receive.
When do I get paid?
The same day we collect. Payment is made by bank transfer once we've seen the van and the paperwork is signed, so the money is moving before we drive away. We don't pay by cheque and we don't hold funds for a clearing period.
Can I sell a van with outstanding finance?
Yes, this is common and completely normal. Ask your finance company for a settlement figure before we speak. If the van is worth more than the settlement, we clear the finance directly and pay you the difference. If it's worth less, you cover the shortfall to complete the sale.
How long does the whole thing take?
Most sellers go from entering their registration to an agreed price the same day. Collection is usually arranged within 24 to 72 hours depending on where you are and when suits you. If you need it gone urgently, say so on the call and we'll work around it.