List once. Sell everywhere in New Zealand.
Type your plate and Forecourt fills in the car, the WOF, the rego and whether there's money owing. Buyers see checked facts, and you can share the listing to Facebook in one copy and paste.
How selling works
Five minutes from plate to published. No retyping the same ad on three sites.
- Enter your plateWe look up the make, model, year, WOF, rego and money owing from the vehicle register.
- Add photos and detailsOdometer, location and a few lines about the car. Photos are resized and their location data removed.
- Set your priceWe show what similar cars are listed for on Forecourt, so you can price to sell.
- Publish and shareYour listing goes live, and we write a Facebook Marketplace post you can paste in one go.
Sell your own car
- Free to list while we launch
- Buyers message you here; your email and phone stay private
- Change the price or mark it sold any time
- One-tap text for your Facebook post
List your whole yard
- List cars under your dealership's name today
- Coming next: sync stock from your dealer system or a CSV feed
- Coming next: send listings to Trade Me through your own account
- Coming next: a Facebook vehicle catalog for your ads
Checked facts, not promises
- ✓Make, model and year come from the vehicle register, not the seller
- ✓WOF and rego expiry dates shown on every checked listing
- ✓Money owing flagged before you see the car
- ✓Plates reported stolen can't be listed
Questions
Does Forecourt copy listings from Trade Me or Facebook?
No. Every car here was listed by its dealer or owner. We don't scrape or copy other sites.
Can you put my car on Trade Me for me?
Trade Me only lets dealers list through outside tools, using their own Trade Me account. That's coming for dealer accounts. Private sellers list on Trade Me themselves.
How does sharing to Facebook work?
When your listing goes live we write a Marketplace post with your price, details and a link back. You copy it into Facebook and add your photos. We never post as you.
Where do the WOF and rego dates come from?
From the vehicle register, looked up by plate when you list. If a lookup isn't available, the listing says the details were entered by the seller.