Bias against individuals I am interested in buying a vehicle listed at £7,490, a "good price" according to Autotrader. They advise that the trade-in price for that same vehicle is £4,350, about a 40% difference below dealer "good price". This site has a trade bias. Individuals need to be aware that any dealer quoting the Autotrader trade-in price is not to be trusted. By association, nor are Autotrader.

Evans Halshaw Nottingham Purchased a company van for our Service Department. Very smooth & professional process from start to finish. We spoke with Tom Allen who was a pleasure to deal with. All in all, would use Evans Halshaw Nottingham again

Scammers on auto trader Seller called ‘auto city trader’ in slough. Do not buy of them. One of many scammers on auto trader. Selling fully cars. I can’t believe there’s no regulations for these garagers or an organisation who deals with this and actually takes this seriously. I bought a car from this dealer listed on auto trader, car was so faulty should not have passed mot. Mot was fraudulent and done by his mate, gearbox was wired incorrectly parts fitted incorrectly just dont even bother looking on auto trader better to try AA approved cars

Useless app Written an add to sell my motorcycle, finding it impossible to upload photos, app has permission to access photos but find I'm going around in circles always ending in clicking 'add photos' and nothing happens. Hour and a half of my life I won't get back grrrr....edited to add trying to speak to someone on the phone I went through the usual 'select 1,2,3 or 4 I selected the appropriate number (1) and got "this number is being used for staff training so is unavailable, please try later".... unbelievable.....resolved by not using the useless app but signing in using a browser.

Autotrader is more scammers than car buyers Autotrader.com is more a data collection platform than a site for listing/selling cars. I recently listed my vehicle, a well-maintained Audi Q7. Of the approximately 20+ inquiries I received, 2 or 3 were actually legitimate. The site is largely populated by people trying to scam sellers. Autotrader.com appears to do little to vet potential buyers, but tries to get sellers to submit a driver’s license and photo, among other things. I eventually sold the car on Marketplace. If you want to waste $45 and spend time beating back scammers, Autotrader is the place.