How mobility scooters depreciate
Scooters lose the largest share of their value in the first two years, then depreciate more slowly. After around five years, condition and battery health matter far more than age. Waiting rarely increases value unless you are about to fit new batteries or complete a service.
Seasonal demand
Demand from dealers tends to rise in spring and early summer, when buyers are planning to get out more, and softens in mid-winter. The difference is usually modest, but it can influence how many offers you receive.
Using the tracker
Add your scooter once and we will show you how offers for similar models change over time. It is a guide, not a guaranteed price — the accurate figure always comes from live dealer offers.
When is the best time to sell?
Generally, as soon as the scooter is no longer being used. Unused scooters deteriorate: batteries discharge, tyres perish and seals dry out, all of which reduce what dealers will pay.