Marketplace

Listings and wanted ads

Free to list, free to sell, and a flat £45 for buyers to be introduced. No commission on your sale price, no forecourt, no giving up control of your car.

Looking for a full brokerage service, where we handle the sale for you? That's coming soon — right now, listing here means the free introduction route below.

How it works

Two simple paths, depending on which side of the deal you're on.

Selling your car

1

Submit your car

Send us the details, history and your own photos. No one needs to travel out to you, and you keep the car exactly where it is. List your car ›

2

We list it — free

Listing costs you nothing. Your car goes live on the marketplace and in front of our buyer network, and stays there until it sells.

3

We introduce interested buyers

Buyers pay their introduction fee before we pass anything on, which cuts out most tyre-kickers. From there you deal directly with them, negotiate your own price, and Iron Marques takes no cut on this route — listing this way costs you nothing.

Buying a car

1

Find something you want

Browse the marketplace, or tell us what you're after and we'll keep an eye out and let you know when something fits. Submit a wanted ad ›

2

Pay the £45 introduction fee

One fixed fee of £45 to be introduced to the seller. It's the same whether the car is £5,000 or £50,000, and there is nothing further to pay us afterwards.

Pay the £45 introduction fee

Secure payment by card, handled by Stripe. Tell us which vehicle when you pay.

3

Deal directly with the seller

We put you in touch and step back. View it, drive it, negotiate, and buy it on your terms — no middleman taking a cut of the price you agree.

What we check, and what we don't

Before a car is listed we check its MOT and DVLA record, and ask to see the V5C to confirm the seller is the registered keeper. We are an introducer only: we never take ownership of a vehicle, never hold your money, and are not party to the sale. Descriptions and photographs are supplied by the seller and we cannot warrant their accuracy. Always inspect a vehicle in person, run your own provenance check, and satisfy yourself as to its condition, history and title before paying anything.

Why we do it this way

Most classic and specialist platforms take 5–7% of the sale price. On a £30,000 car that's well over £1,500 coming out of the deal — and it goes up the more the car is worth.

On this introduction route, we charge one flat £45 fee to the buyer and no listing fee or commission to the seller. What the car sells for is entirely between the two of you. Our job is simply to put the right two people in touch.

Pay the £45 introduction fee

For sale

Wanted

Buyers actively looking. If you have one of these, get in touch.

Looking for something specific? Submit a wanted ad