Who's Looking
Types of Truck buyers on GOT ONE?
GOT ONE? attracts verified buyers with genuine intent and real budgets. Here are the buyer types currently active for truck:
- Transport and logistics operators
- Civil construction contractors
- Local councils and government fleets
- Small business owners needing a specific body type
Why It Works
Why sellers find buyers faster on GOT ONE?
Buyers come to you with their requirements stated
Every buyer on GOT ONE? has posted what they want before you respond. They have listed their budget, their requirements and their timeline. You are not trying to attract interest — you are responding to interest that already exists.
Verified buyers only
GOT ONE? verifies buyers before they can post. This means fewer tyre-kickers and more genuine enquiries. When you respond to a buyer request, you are engaging with someone who has taken a step beyond casual browsing.
Free to respond — no commission
Unlike auction platforms and marketplace sites that charge listing fees or take commission on sale, GOT ONE? charges nothing to browse buyer requests or respond with your offer.
What To Include
What Truck buyers want to know when you respond
- State the GVM, payload and tare weight — commercial buyers need these numbers
- Include the engine make, model and kilowatts — buyers cross-reference against their operating costs
- Detail the body — tipper capacity, refrigeration unit brand, crane SWL or EWP working height
- Provide a full maintenance history: commercial buyers absorb this into their due diligence
FAQ
Questions about finding Truck buyers
Where can I find serious buyers for my Truck in Australia?
GOT ONE? is Australia's buyer-first marketplace where verified buyers post exactly what truck they are looking for — including budget, specifications and location. As a seller, you browse active buyer requests and respond only to buyers who match your truck. No advertising spend required.
Where's the best place to sell a commercial truck in Australia?
Traditional heavy vehicle auctions and classified sites reach some buyers, but GOT ONE? connects you directly with verified buyers who post exactly the truck they need — including body type, payload and GVM — before you spend money on advertising.
Do I need a heavy vehicle inspection before selling?
Not legally required in most states, but a current roadworthiness certificate from a heavy vehicle inspector significantly increases buyer confidence and reduces price negotiation. Budget $300–$600 for the inspection.
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