PETROLEX AUTO IMPORTS LIMITED • DRIVEN BY QUALITY, DELIVERED WITH TRUST.
TRADE-IN VALUATIONS • JAMAICA

PUT YOUR VEHICLE TOWARDS THE NEXT ONE.

Tell us what you are driving now — with the chassis number, the mileage and a few photographs — and we will come back with a written figure you can put straight against a Petrolex import.

How a trade-in works

There is no charge for a valuation and no obligation to go ahead with one. The figure we send is written, dated and valid for a stated period, so you can plan around it.

1
You send the details

The form below. Chassis number, mileage and honest condition notes matter most — they are what a valuation actually rests on.

2
You add photographs

Front, rear, both sides, interior, engine bay and the odometer. Upload them in small batches once the request is saved, so nothing is lost if one file is too large.

3
We value it

Usually within two business days. Where the figure depends on something we need to see, we will arrange a short inspection in Kingston or come to you.

4
You decide

Accept and the value comes off your invoice as a credit, or take the offer away and think about it. Either is a normal outcome.

What we need from you

The Trade-In Agreement is the document you would sign at handover. It is published in full on the Documents page so you can read it before you start.

Request a valuation

Everything except the starred fields is optional, but the more you tell us the tighter the figure. Your details are used for this valuation and nothing else.

A trade-in transfers the vehicle out of your name, so we need your TRN, address and parish on the sales agreement exactly as we would on an import. All three are saved to your customer record and prefilled next time; your TRN is shown only to our Accounts and Management staff.

The vehicle you are trading in

History and condition

What you are hoping for

ALREADY SENT ONE?

Your valuation lives in your account

Sign in and your trade-in shows its current status, the figure once it is issued, the date it expires and every photograph you sent — next to the order it is going against.

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