To accurately determine the value of your jaguar, we need just a few pieces of information for you. Firstly, we need the registration, along with any ad. Secondly, the current condition of the jaguar must be assessed, including any wear and tear, damage, or repairs that have been made. Additionally, the mileage and service history of the vehicle are important factors when evaluating its value. Finally, market trends and regional demand for the specific jaguar model and year should also be taken into account. By considering all of these factors, an expert appraiser can provide an accurate and comprehensive valuation of your jaguar.

To part exchange your Jaguar, simply use our free valuation tool, by filling out a few details you can get a quick valuation in seconds. Alternatively, take it to one of our dealers. They'll assess your car and give you a valuation. You can then use the value as part-payment towards your new car.

It will depend on the tool you use and what data the valuation is based on. For example a valuation tool based on a limited set of data will be less accurate than one with a bigger database to compare to. That’s why Swansway’s vehicle valuation tool uses the expertise of CAP HPI, who have a vast database of vehicles and their market values, providing the most accurate online vehicle valuation for you and your Jaguar.

Yes, you can use the value of your Jaguar as a deposit for your new vehicle.

Your Jaguar naturally loses value over time. Certain factors will influence how much they depreciate. Make and model, age, condition, mileage, ownership history, and even the vehicle's colour may affect your car's value.

Mileage can have a significant impact on the value of your Jaguar, as it is one of the most important factors that potential buyers consider when looking at used cars. The more miles a car has been driven, the more wear and tear it is likely to have sustained over time, which can result in a lower resale value.

Part-exchanging is where you trade your current vehicle for a new one and pay the difference. So for example, if you’re looking at a car that costs £30,000 and your current Jaguar is valued at £15,000, you’ll just need to pay the difference of £15,000. You can use your part-exchange as part of a cash purchase, like the example mentioned, or as part of a deposit for a finance agreement.

If you are considering part exchanging your Jaguar, there are a few key things you will need to have in order to make the process as smooth and hassle-free as possible.

You will need to have all the relevant paperwork for both your current Jaguar and the new vehicle you wish to purchase. This will typically include your V5C logbook, service history, MOT certificates, and any receipts for work that has been done on the vehicle.