FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions
Buying a Used Car
Before diving into options, determine how much you're willing to spend. Will you be paying in full or opting for a loan? Keep in mind that used car loans often come with higher interest rates, so financial planning is key.
- Model & Make: Which brand and model suit your requirements?
- Transmission: Do you prefer manual or automatic?
- Fuel Type: In the NCR region, petrol cars are more popular, while preferences vary across different parts of the country. Currently, EVs are scarce in the used car market, but within the next 1-2 years, they will become a viable option.
- Daily commuting or weekend drives?
- Frequent highway travel?
- Learning purposes? (For new drivers)
- Short-term use (less than a year)? Consider depreciation when reselling.
- Is it a gift? Factor in the recipient's preferences and needs.
If you plan to sell the car in 2-3 years, estimating its resale value is crucial. Check how well the model performs in the new car market—popular models tend to retain better value.
Maintenance and repair costs vary across models. Cars that sell in high volumes generally have lower service costs and readily available spare parts. Researching these expenses beforehand can save you from unexpected costs later.
While finding your ideal color is a bonus, the focus should be on a well-maintained car within budget.
- High resale: White, followed by black
- Low resale: Yellow, green, maroon, orange, purple
Timing plays a role in your purchase decision. Are you buying for a birthday, anniversary, or festival? Planning ahead helps you find the best deals.
Buying a used car is a significant investment. Prioritize your needs, research thoroughly, and choose wisely for best value.
Selling a Used Car
You can sell your car through multiple ways:
- Call or WhatsApp us at 88601-01047, our expert will guide you.
- Mail us at mohan@myhappywheels.com.
- We provide a market estimate and send a technical engineer for home inspection.
We ensure immediate payment at the time of taking delivery post final deal confirmation.
- RC (Registration Certificate)
- Insurance Policy
- PUC Certificate
- Government ID & Address Proof
- Two passport-size photos
- Loan closure certificate (if financed)
- Signed RTO Kit
- For company-registered cars, additional documents required
- In some UP cases, party pesi is must
Mostly not required in NCR. In UP and exceptional cases like mismatched signatures or missing files, party pesi is needed.
Usually, the buyer pays the RTO transfer fee.
- Make, model, year, variant
- Odometer reading
- Service history
- Market demand
- Physical condition & features
You must clear the loan or get a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the bank before selling.
Yes, it boosts buyer confidence and may help you get a better price.
No. You must first transfer the RC to your name before selling it.
It confirms the vehicle handover by the customer to the dealership. It reiterates that the dealership has taken delivery of the car and that it is under the safe custody of the dealership.
RC transfer/ Inter State noc will generally takes from 90 to 180 days depending on car model and registration state from date date delivery from seller . Complete documentation will be handed over to seller at the time of possession taken of the car.
- 1. Delivery acknowledgement on letter head.
- 2. Affidavit on stamp paper from Happy Wheels mentioning Happy Wheels' responsibility post the delivery from seller.
- 3. Payment receipt.
- 4. Complete KYC of Happy Wheels.