Trade Vans UK sell bargain-to-clear vehicles usually, but not always. An unwanted part-exchange that we simply wish to clear because it does not fit the age and mileage conditions of a retail van site. It is only for sale to a business user, and it is sold as seen with no warranty implied or given. Trade Vans UK LTD is strictly a business-to-business company - you must be a sole trader self-employed a sub-contractor or a Ltd Company. Please note we do not sell to private buyers or ''consumers'' you must be 100% business. The following wording has been approved by Trading Standards with whom we work closely - we ask that you make your own business decision as to its suitability for your purpose. We have checked to ensure the vehicle is roadworthy on the day you drive it away. Be aware we have not done a full inspection on this or any other vehicle we sell at Trade Vans UK LTD, but we have done a visual safety check for your convenience and our professional peace of mind. We would recommend that you make your arrangements to ensure the vehicle is of the quality and specification that you require before you leave the premises. We recommend you have the vehicle serviced. Note - we sell all Trade Vans UK LTD vehicles with the purpose of sale as client rectification as necessary and we recommend you bring your expert to advise you. The vehicle has age-related wear in the engine gearbox drivetrain and ancillaries. If you would like to purchase a warranty and preparation, please ask our disposal manager for details of the additional costs of our 'Option Pack'. Without an Option Pack, we cannot arrange finance or offer any after-sales service. All vehicles must be removed from the site within 48 hours of purchase to make way for other trade-in vehicles coming onto the site. If the mileage is listed as 0 then the mileage is either known to have a discrepancy or we have failed to verify it - we tell you to disregard the mileage shown on the odometer and buy the vehicle based on the condition and performance at the time of viewing. None of the above affects a buyer’s statutory right.