Sell your Peugeot – from the 206 to the E-3008

Yes. The general terms and conditions of AP Automobile Schweiz state that the special cover is automatically transferable to the next purchaser, under the same conditions. Among other things, the car must have been sold new in Switzerland or the Principality of Liechtenstein, and the services must be carried out in the Peugeot network. For electric models, the program applies from sale or first registration after September 16, 2025; for the current gasoline, diesel and hybrid models, from September 16, 2026. Upload the latest proof of service in the form.

Our offer, which costs you nothing, gives you the answer. Such cars are common in Switzerland: according to the FSO, 12’449 Peugeots are already 20 to 29 years old. For an older model, what mainly counts is the condition, rust, the MFK and whether it still runs. For some of these cars, export is the right route; you can read how it works on the page on car export.

Yes. A Peugeot without a valid inspection or with a notice for the next few weeks gets an offer just the same. Tell us the date of the last MFK and the defects you know about, for example from the last inspection report. If the car no longer runs, that is no obstacle either: we discuss how the handover works after you accept. You can weigh up whether you should repair it first with our guide MFK when selling a car.

The battery and its documents. Peugeot’s warranty on the traction battery runs for eight years or 160’000 kilometers, with at least 70 percent of the original charging capacity guaranteed; that’s why the first registration and mileage count when selling. A battery report from the workshop makes our offer more accurate, but it isn’t required. Also have the supplied charging cables ready. Almost all electric Peugeots on the road are less than five years old, so used ones are still rare.

Yes. Until the end of the contract, the leasing company owns your Peugeot; you can sell it as soon as the settlement amount has been paid. Tell us the company and the end of the contract in the form. On request, we obtain the amount, pay it from our purchase price and transfer the rest to you. You’ll find details under Selling a leased car.

We do: deregistration at the road traffic office is included in the purchase, and you don’t need an extra appointment for it. Afterward, inform your car insurer so that it can adjust or cancel the policy. The article Change of ownership of a car describes how a change of ownership works in Switzerland in general.