Does HaatBazar handle the ownership transfer?

No. You and the buyer complete it at the Transport Management Office. HaatBazar connects you and keeps your conversation in one place.

Is selling a vehicle free?

Yes, no listing fee and no commission. The buyer pays a small reservation fee to hold the vehicle.

How do I avoid scams?

Meet in person, never hand over the keys or papers before you've been paid in full, and don't accept payment proofs you can't verify yourself.

Sell vehicles · Pokhara & Kathmandu

The easiest place to sell your bike or car in Nepal

Motorbikes, scooters, cars and bicycles sell to local buyers on HaatBazar. List free with the details buyers check first, chat only with people who've reserved, and complete the transfer together.

List it free See what's listed

Free: No listing fee, no commission
Serious buyers: They reserve before chatting
Paid directly: Cash, eSewa, Khalti, bank
Local: Pokhara & Kathmandu

Selling your bike or car well

Have the bluebook ready

Buyers check that the registration, tax and insurance are clear and in your name. Say so in the listing.

Give the key numbers

Year, kilometres, engine size, number of owners and the last service. It answers most questions up front.

Photograph all sides

Both sides, front, back, the dashboard with the odometer, and the tyres.

Plan the transfer

Ownership is transferred at the Transport Management Office. Agree who pays the fees before you meet.

Free and commission-free

List as many items as you like. Whatever price you agree is yours.

Fewer time-wasters

Buyers pay a small reservation fee before the chat opens, so you hear from people who mean it.

Chat without your number

Agree details in HaatBazar chat and share your phone only when you choose to.

Get paid your way

The buyer pays you directly when you meet; HaatBazar never holds your money.

How to sell your bike or car on HaatBazar

1
Gather the papers
Bluebook, tax receipt and insurance, ready to show the buyer.
2
List it with the details
Year, kilometres, condition and photos from every side. Pick the condition grade (A, B or C).
3
Meet for a test ride
Somewhere safe and public, in daylight. Let the buyer check the papers against the vehicle.
4
Get paid and transfer ownership
Take payment, sign a sale note, and complete the transfer at the transport office together.

FAQ

Selling vehicles in Nepal

Yes. Cars, motorbikes, scooters and bicycles can all be listed in the Vehicles category.

Ready to sell your bike or car?

Listing takes a couple of minutes from your phone, and it's free.

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