You can trade in your car at various places depending on your preferences for convenience, price, and location. Here are some good options:

• Car dealerships : Many dealerships, especially those selling the brand you want next, offer trade-in services. For example, Bavarian Motor Cars specializes in BMW and MINI trade-ins, providing a stress-free, same-day process with potentially good deals including negative equity relief

. Enterprise Car Sales has over 150 locations and offers a straightforward trade-in process with an online valuation tool and formal appraisal at the dealership

• Online car buying services : Platforms like Carvana allow you to get an instant trade-in offer online by entering your vehicle details. They offer convenient pickup or drop-off options and pay you quickly, even helping with loan payoff if applicable

. Vroom and CarMax also provide online offers with options to trade in your vehicle, with CarMax noted for competitive pricing though it requires an in- person visit

• Used car dealers and trade-in specialists : DAT AUTOHUS is one of Europe's largest used car dealers with a large inventory and trade-in options

. Auto Empire Trading GmbH offers a quick online description of your vehicle and contacts you with an offer

• Cash for damaged cars : If your car is damaged, companies like CashforCars.de have multiple locations and can buy your vehicle quickly, sometimes with pickup service

• Comparison and appraisal : For the best trade-in value, it’s recommended to get your car appraised by a third party and compare offers from multiple dealerships or online services before deciding

In summary, you can trade in your car at brand-specific dealerships, nationwide chains like Enterprise, online platforms such as Carvana or Vroom, or used car dealers. Online services offer convenience and fast offers, while dealerships may provide better trade-in deals especially if you are buying your next car there