WeBuyAnyVan - Good for valuation when buying company van personally?

[Old Greg]

No. I just reckon that WBAV valuations are a perfectly valid way to guage the below market value of a 10k asset that is subject to large amounts of variation and depreciation.

FTFY

[eek]

No. I just reckon that WBAV valuations are a perfectly valid way to guage the value of a low value asset that is subject to large amounts of variation and depreciation.

However if you know their business model it's perfectly possible to argue that it's not the correct value - which is why I would suggest using it as a guide and then paying a £x00 more to just cover your backside - remember my point is could you stand up in court and argue the point with a straight face.

[Old Greg]

However if you know their business model it's perfectly possible to argue that it's not the correct value - which is why I would suggest using it as a guide and then paying a £x00 more to just cover your backside - remember my point is could you stand up in court and argue the point with a straight face.

...or using Parkers.

[eek]

...or using Parkers.

With Parkers you have to pay extras including condition reports and they aren't making a formal offer to purchase the vehicle. With WBAV at least you can say they are willing to purchase the van (albeit at a rock bottom price).

[Old Greg]

With Parkers you have to pay extras including condition reports and they aren't making a formal offer to purchase the vehicle. With WBAV at least you can say they are willing to purchase the van (albeit at a rock bottom price).

It's about a fiver to get mileage and condition taken into consideration. Save the valuation to PDF. HMRC aren't going to quibble.