In 20 minutes your videos taught me alot.

I've been buying an selling other things for a while now thats dried up I want to try my hand at selling cars.

Honest guys like you deserve a good living from this. Not many of them i do the same thing myself with higher end cars and im as honest as the sausage is long. Keep up the good work

The best and big thing with buying and selling cars any cars old new, cheap or expensive, main thing is trust and honesty because that's what will make you and your trade succeed telling the truth to the buyer can make them happy and also they'll know what they buying and decide if they want it or not but never lie or hide somthing speacilly somthing major like any issues with engine or gearbox, and if you are selling cars around 1k-1.5k Mark to make small profits that's fine as long as you don't buy somthing you never cheaked and think you gonna make money selling it when it might have hidden issues, I would suggest invest in a 50 to 100 quid diagnostic tool for to be used on any cars, cheap hpi, try to get somthing with low owners I would say max 4 owners as 6 or 10 owners puts off people not that they are bad cars, but just do it with your clean heart and you'll get were you want to be if you gonna rip off someone or be doggy and think money is only thing and forget that you wouldn't want a car that was bad or had major hidden issues it goes same for others just be real and genuine.

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thanks for the help, i made a lot of mistakes trying to flip my first car and lost money on fixing it up- should have watched this video first. Im gonna try again with cheaper car this time.

Great video fella, it's guys like you that kept me and the family on 4 wheels, good stuff

Great video really enjoy watching stuff like this people showing how to start off because I’d love to get into doing this just don’t know how 🙄, but if criticism if you could or are planning to do this again can you include like a screen recording of where you buy how you find cars and then what type of cars you look for like you said bmw and Audi are expensive for parts and lastly could you maybe show us how you get the car or what you do to transport it from the collection to your yard because I don’t have trade plates to move a car and every recovery wants £80 starting. Other than that I’m really enjoying watching your content right now

Top man! You have a sub from me mate. Always been a fan of cars. Any excuse I had tinkering with motors developed into a real passion. Will have my license by the end of this year (thankfully). I'm looking to start flipping the odd motor to start with. Always had an eye for detail and being OCD helps ;) what would you recommend as a first car to flip? Small hatch motors like polo's and corsa's seem to be the status quo. Also, any tips for buying a little decent one (I.E. Where from etc). I'm in the north west of the UK. Keep up the good work and i'll definitely be checking out your content as time goes on

Looking forward mate to more of this flipping stuff great advice 🙏🙏🙏💸💸

Great video fella. I aim on the other hand to buy cars with bodywork damage because people usually selling them cuz of the bodywork damage and not because there is something mechanical wrong with them.

Literally just become my favourite YouTube channel. This channel is going to be huge ! Great vid, lots of valuable tips for anyone looking to getting into flipping motors for a few quid. Love it 👍🏼

Totally agree. Great guy great job. Keep up the great work

Inspirational stuff. Quality

exactly what i need

Awesome video, thank you.

Brilliant video - cheers 😀

Such a great video and loving the channel!

Absolute top lad I would deffo buy a little run around off him for mrs and kids

Didn't talk about trade plates, the registration process, ie whether you register in your name, insurance, tax ect...
These along are a big part of the process if you are looking to sell multiple cars!

Mate that's a steal for £300, I got rushed into buying a dog of a mk2 diesel recently and kicked myself ever since. From a buyers perspective, if I have £2k for a car that will include anything it may need (belts, clutch etc) so I may only end up looking for a £1.2k motor.

I love a mk1 though and would've been happy with a grand on that one regardless of belt etc