Model
Which model and engine
Tell us the exact model and engine size. Special editions like the Sei Giorni, Supertech or Racing Sixties matter.
What we check when we value a Vespa
This is what we look at on every Vespa, and what's worth telling us, so your offer is right first time.
- Accessories counted
- Classics welcome
- Free van collection
Body
Rust in the steel shell
Vespas have a steel monocoque body. Check the floor and the area under the mat for rust and send photos.
Accessories
Extras fitted
List what is fitted. Genuine Vespa accessories add value.
Classic
Original or restored
For classics, tell us about originality and any restoration work, and send photos.
Mechanical
Variator, clutch and gears
Tell us how it runs and about any recent belt, variator or clutch work.
History
Receipts and MOTs
Receipts help. No history? We'll value it on what we see.
Your checklist
- The V5C registration document in your name
- Photo ID: passport or driving licence
- All keys, including the spare
- Service receipts
- The charger for an Elettrica
- If there is finance: the settlement figure from your lender
This page explains what we look at when we value a Vespa. It isn't a price guide: every scooter is valued individually, free and without obligation.
Vespa valuation FAQs
Should I take the accessories off?
No. Leave them on, they add value.
My classic needs restoration. Is it worth selling?
Often, yes. Send photos.
Do you need the service history?
It helps but isn't essential.
Can you collect a Vespa that won't start?
Yes, in a van, free.
Will you give me a price over the phone?
We'll give you a firm offer once we have the details and a few photos.