GR Motors Hub arranges for a specialist to conduct a detailed one-hour assessment of your used car to evaluate its overall condition. During this inspection, the specialist will:
• Take professional photos of your car.
• Inspect both the interior and exterior.
• Assess the engine’s condition.
• Join you for a short test drive to ensure all major components are functioning properly.
The results are uploaded online, helping us address most buyers’ questions and ensuring that only serious buyers are referred to you. This transparency also boosts your car’s value by showcasing its great condition! Please note: GR Motors Hub does not provide a warranty on inspection results, as the condition may change after the assessment. Buyers may also request their own inspection at their own expense, with your approval. The process is simple and convenient. A specialist can visit you anywhere in Dubai, Sharjah, or Abu Dhabi. You only need to be available for about 10–15 minutes of the session to answer a few questions and join the short test drive. Selling your car has never been easier for busy UAE residents!

At GR Motors Hub, we charge an AED 150 (+VAT) admin fee, which covers arranging a specialist visit for inspection and photography, managing buyer calls, filtering serious buyers, and scheduling test drives. When your car is sold, a success-based fee of AED 1,000 up to 3% (+VAT) will apply (depending on your car’s value and agreed with you upfront). This fee can easily be factored into your asking price and is only applicable if we successfully sell your car. With GR Motors Hub, you avoid all the hassle of selling while ensuring you get the best possible price. Your used car in Dubai will be sold quickly, smoothly, and without stress!

Yes, you can sell a car that is still under finance, but the process can be complicated and carries some risks. Want a reliable managed service to handle everything for you? GR Motors Hub can take care of the entire process while you sit back and relax! If your car is under loan, the first step is to contact your bank to confirm the outstanding loan amount and any early settlement fees (if applicable). Once you know the exact amount, you have two main options to sell your car:
1. Find a buyer willing to clear your auto loan
To reassure the buyer that ownership will be transferred to their name once the loan is cleared, a “Seller’s Agreement” needs to be signed. The buyer will then visit the bank with you to pay off the loan. The safest way to make this payment is via cash or manager’s cheque.
2. Find a buyer willing to purchase the car on finance
In this case, the buyer must agree to use the same bank as the seller. After the bank approves the loan transfer, the buyer needs to provide a car valuation certificate against the loan amount. GR Motors Hub can arrange this certificate for you starting from AED 300. Once the certificate is issued, the seller clears the remaining loan with the bank. The buyer then submits the new registration card and insurance documents to the bank to finalize the transfer and close the loan.
If this sounds complicated, don’t worry! GR Motors Hub, through its partner network, regularly manages these cases safely and securely. We’ll also arrange a legal seller agreement to protect both parties. With us, selling a financed car in Dubai becomes simple and stress-free.
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If you have relocated from the UAE and were unable to export or sell your car before leaving, you can still sell it from abroad by following these steps: 1. Prepare a Power of Attorney (POA): Have a professional draft a POA that clearly outlines your situation. Appoint someone you trust—or a professional firm offering POA services—as your agent. Once prepared, the POA must be signed before a notary or solicitor (depending on your country’s laws). The notary/solicitor will then sign and stamp it with an official seal, confirming it was witnessed. 2. Legalization Process: o Get the POA legalized by your country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (or equivalent) to confirm its authenticity for use in the UAE. o Have it attested by the UAE Embassy or Consulate in your country (or the nearest available). o Legalize it further at the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). This step can be done by anyone on your behalf—you don’t need to be present in the UAE. o Finally, if the POA is in another language, have it officially translated into Arabic by a legal translator licensed by the UAE Ministry of Justice. 3. Clearing Bank Loans and Fines: If your car is under finance, settle any outstanding loan with the bank. Once cleared, the bank will notify the Road and Transport Authority (RTA) to update their system, usually within 24–48 hours. Also, ensure all traffic fines are cleared before proceeding. 4. Vehicle Testing: The car must pass an RTA inspection before transfer. If it fails, the test certificate will list the issues to be fixed. To avoid delays, it’s best to have your agent arrange an RTA vehicle test beforehand. 5. Insurance Arrangements: The buyer must arrange new insurance for the car. If your existing insurance policy has 7 months or more remaining, it may be transferred to the new owner if they meet the insurer’s requirements. 6. Ownership Transfer: At the RTA, either you (if present) or your authorized agent with a valid POA must attend with the required documents and a valid test certificate. After verification, the RTA representative will have both parties sign the sale and purchase agreement. The buyer then pays the agreed price to you (or your agent) and covers the transfer fee. 💡 For a smooth and hassle-free process, GR Motors Hub can assist you in managing the entire procedure through our trusted partner network.

Yes, you can sell a car in Abu Dhabi that is registered in Dubai, but the ownership must be officially transferred to reflect the new legal responsibilities of the buyer. The first step is to clear any outstanding traffic fines. If the car is under finance, the loan must be settled with the bank before completing the sale. Insurance should either be canceled or transferred to the new owner; otherwise, the buyer will need to obtain a new policy. The required documents include the mulkiya (vehicle registration card), passport with residence visa (original and copy), Emirates ID (original), and confirmation of loan clearance, if applicable. Before registering the vehicle in Abu Dhabi, it must first be deregistered in Dubai and marked for export. Since unregistered vehicles cannot be driven, the car will need to be transported by a recovery truck from Dubai to Abu Dhabi. Once in Abu Dhabi, the buyer can proceed with the registration process.

At GR Motors Hub, our main goal is to help you get the best possible price for your car. If you have a few days, we recommend listing your car at an attractive price — we’ll quickly connect you with a genuine buyer while handling everything for you, from managing calls to attending test drives at your convenience. However, if you’re short on time, we can arrange an instant cash offer through our auction platform, allowing you to complete the sale within the same day.

There are three main ways to sell your used car in Dubai: • Managed Service (GR Motors Hub): This option lets you sell your car at the highest value without worrying about the complicated process of selling it yourself. • Dealerships: While selling to dealers is quick and easy, you’ll usually get a lower price since they need to account for overheads and profit margins. • Classifieds: Here you manage the entire process yourself. However, it’s a lengthy and risky option, so it’s highly recommended to understand the process in detail before starting.