PETALING JAYA, Feb 12 — MUV has just announced MUVbid which aims to provide Malaysians with an easier way to sell their existing cars. According to MUV, they are Malaysia’s first and largest 24/7 self-listing vehicle bidding platform that comes with end-to-end solutions. This includes...
Wednesday, 12 Feb 2020 10:07 AM MYTMUVbid is said to be Malaysia’s first and largest 24/7 self-listing vehicle bidding platform that comes with end-to-end solutions. — SoyaCincau pic
With the introduction of MUVbid on January 24, individuals can now upload their car listing on their platform and reach thousands of potential buyers that can purchase their car through online bidding. To provide greater peace of mind for buyers, there’s also MUV Verified feature which allows sellers to get their cars inspected and verified by MUV professionals. This value-add on service is available at MUV hubs located in Seri Kembangan, Petaling Jaya, Butterworth, Georgetown and Johor Jaya.
After the bid, the seller must surrender the vehicle at a MUV hub within 24 hours and the buyer will also have the opportunity to inspect the vehicle. If the buyer is satisfied, the seller can receive their payment within three to seven days if it is paid by cash. If the car requires financing, the payment will take longer.
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