Return to your choices
Saved cars and comparisons are stored in this browser. You can return to them without creating an account. These choices do not automatically transfer to another device.
Your choice, step by step
From your first search to a focused conversation. Choose a car, check the costs and decide what you need to know before making a decision.
Explore the options first. Then decide.
You do not need every answer before you begin. The catalogue helps narrow your choice, the calculator organises the costs, and an enquiry starts a conversation about the details.
Four steps to a focused conversation
Turn your needs into a shortlist of cars and questions that matter to your decision.
Step 1 of 4
Decide what you need
Choose a passenger car or commercial vehicle. Set your budget, body type and key requirements, such as mileage, fuel or transmission.
A good conversation starts with good questions
Note what you already know from the car listing and what you still want to find out. The CARFY reference identifies the exact car you are interested in.
- Car
- Ask about current availability, condition and information missing from the description.
- Budget
- State your purchase budget or monthly budget and planned down payment.
- Next arrangements
- Before entering into an agreement, confirm the documents, full costs and next steps.
Before you begin
A few answers to help you take the first step.
Do I have to choose a car straight away?
No. You can send a general enquiry and describe your needs. Tell us how you will use the car, your budget and the features that matter to you.
Do I need an account?
No. The catalogue, calculator and forms work without an account. Saved cars and comparisons are available in the browser where you save them.
What does the enquiry confirmation mean?
It confirms that CARFY has received your enquiry. It does not confirm the car's availability or a decision from the finance provider.
Start with a car that suits you
Choose a few cars. Compare their details and costs, then send us your questions through the form.