Free
To list & respond
0%
Commission charged
AU
Verified Australian buyers
How It Works
Why GOT ONE? works for Truck sellers
Traditional marketplaces put your truck in front of browsers. GOT ONE? flips the model: verified buyers post what they want — their requirements, budget and timeline. As a seller, you review active requests and respond privately with your offer. No advertising costs. No tyre-kickers.
The GOT ONE? seller advantage
Every buyer on GOT ONE? is verified before they can post. They have stated their budget, described exactly what they need and confirmed their contact details. When you respond, you are talking to a serious, motivated buyer — not answering a cold enquiry.
What Buyers Look For
What Truck buyers need to know
Include these details in your response to buyer requests to get the fastest, most confident offers for your truck:
- 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
Who's Buying
Truck buyer types on GOT ONE?
- Transport and logistics operators
- Civil construction contractors
- Local councils and government fleets
- Small business owners needing a specific body type
FAQ
Common questions about selling a Truck
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.
Can I sell a truck with outstanding registration?
You can sell a truck with expired registration, but you must disclose this. The buyer assumes responsibility from settlement. Price accordingly — registration and roadworthy costs will be negotiated off your asking price.
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