How does selling my motorhome work?

Fill in our online form, then we take care of everything: Online valuation : you describe your motorhome (brand, type, year, mileage). First offer : we call you back the same day. Payment and collection : if the offer suits you, we come to you to inspect the motorhome, pay you and collect it. You have nothing to do.

How long does the inspection take?

The physical inspection of your motorhome takes about 45 to 60 minutes. Our experts check the mechanics (engine, gearbox, chassis), the living cell and its habitability, the equipment (heating, water, gas, electricity, pop-top or overcab), as well as the general condition of the bodywork and tyres.

What documents do I need to provide?

You need to provide: the registration certificate (logbook), the certificate of conformity (COC) if available, the service book and maintenance invoices (engine and living cell), the latest valid MOT/technical inspection where applicable, as well as all keys and remotes for the vehicle and lockers.

Can I sell a motorhome on finance/leasing?

Yes, we can buy your motorhome on finance or lease. We contact your finance or leasing company directly to obtain the outstanding balance and arrange the buyback. You don't have to deal with the paperwork.

Do you buy motorhomes registered abroad?

Yes, we also buy motorhomes registered abroad (France, Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Italy, etc.), provided you have all the documents required for the transfer. Contact us so we can tell you the exact list for your country of registration.

Payment is made within 24 working hours of accepting our offer. The transfer is made to the bank account of the motorhome's owner.

Is the online valuation really free?

Yes, the online valuation is completely free and without obligation. You receive an immediate price estimate based on the information provided and the used motorhome market data.

Do you take accident-damaged motorhomes?

Yes, we take all types of motorhomes, including vehicles that have been in an accident, fire, water damage or need repairs (living cell, mechanics, roof). The offer will naturally be adjusted according to the actual condition of the vehicle.

Is a technical inspection mandatory to sell?

It depends on your country of registration and the age of the motorhome. In Belgium, a recent technical inspection is generally required for the transfer. We help you check what applies to your situation and, if needed, arrange the inspection before the sale.

Valuing your motorhome: reliable methods in 2026

Correctly estimating the value of a used motorhome is not simply a matter of year and mileage. Between official valuation guides, online listings and professional offers, the spread can reach several thousand euros for the same vehicle. Below are the methods that work in 2026 and the criteria that genuinely set the price — so you neither undersell nor sit on an overpriced motorhome for months.

The criteria that drive a motorhome's value

Before comparing anything, you need to understand what moves the needle. A motorhome is valued very differently from a passenger car:

Body type : a low-profile remains the most in demand, followed by the integral (premium but pricier to maintain), the overcab (family-friendly, popular on tighter budgets) and the van/campervan (strong growth, easy to park).
Length : between 6 and 7 m is the sweet spot of the European market. Above 8 m the buyer pool shrinks and the price drops.
Age and mileage : past 10 years or 120,000 km the value falls, except for campervans that still sell well even when older.
Condition of the living cell and cab : a redone body seal, a clean overcab, intact upholstery and a moisture-free floor reassure instantly.
Layout and sleeping places : a fixed central bed, a separate bathroom and a fitted kitchen raise the value. 6-7 berth layouts resell more slowly.
Equipment : stationary heater (Webasto/Eberspächer), solar panel, secondary battery, smart charger, inverter, awning, bike rack.
Drivetrain : manual or automatic, engine of 140 hp and above, fuel consumption, emissions standard.
Brand : Adria, Bürstner, Chausson, Roller Team, Knaus, Hymer, Pilote, Benimar... the builder's reputation affects depreciation.

Moisture, dealbreaker number one

An up-to-date dampness report is one of your best selling assets. Savvy buyers ask for it systematically: having it reassures and justifies a higher price. A motorhome with no moisture signs sells for 5 to 10 % more than a comparable doubtful one.

The valuation methods in 2026

1. Online listing comparators

The fastest route: compare similar vehicles on mobile.de, the motorhome section of AutoScout24, or national classifieds. Filter by type, year, mileage and brand and note 5 to 10 comparable listings. Beware of the prices shown: they are asking prices, often negotiated down by 5 to 10 % at sale.

2. The professional motorhome argus

There are specialised professional valuation guides (Eurotax, paid estimation services) that combine age, mileage, drivetrain and equipment. They give a realistic range, but remain indicative: they do not account for the actual condition or rare options.

3. A professional buyer's offer

Asking a professional buyer for an offer is the most direct way to get a firm price. You avoid endless viewings, remote negotiations and fraudulent cheques. In return the price is slightly below a private sale — the cost of a fast and secure transaction.

4. A serious buyback service like Camper Cash

A motorhome buyback in Europe goes through a detailed online estimate (brand, model, type, length, year, mileage, estimate, fuel, transmission, condition, contact details) followed by a firm offer. Camper Cash buys all types of motorhomes, everywhere in Europe, including older-generation or average-condition vehicles, with payment on collection.

Beware of instant online valuations

Simulators that in 30 seconds ask only for brand and year return a range too wide to be useful. A serious valuation accounts for body type, length, mileage, drivetrain and condition. Without that data any figure is meaningless.

The pitfalls

Relying on a single source : an overpriced listing, an official guide or an express offer never suffices. Cross at least two methods.
Forgetting seasonality : the market rises between March and June and falls in autumn. Selling in peak season can earn 5 to 8 % more.
Overvaluing options : a solar panel or awning does not recoup its purchase price at resale. Count on 300 to 800 € per major option depending on age instead.
Ignoring upcoming work : a motorhome that needs a body seal or brake overhaul instantly loses 1,000 to 3,000 € of value.
Neglecting the paperwork : up-to-date service book, invoices, dampness certificate, recent MOT — all of it reassures and justifies the price.

How to maximise value before the estimate

A few simple steps make a real difference at valuation time:

Have a dampness check carried out and keep the certificate.
Gather the service book and every invoice, even old ones.
Clean thoroughly , inside and out, including the technical compartments.
Repair visible small defects (broken handle, jammed awning, warning light on).
Prepare clear photos of the cab, the living cell, the floor, the seals and the dashboard.

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In summary

Valuing your motorhome in 2026 means crossing several sources: online listings, a professional guide and a serious buyer's offer. The value depends above all on type, age, mileage, moisture-free condition and equipment. Avoid instant valuations without real data, prepare a complete file and pick the right time of year. An honest estimate sells better than an inflated price that sits without an offer for months.