British Car Auctions (BCA) is aiming to make buying a car at auction a lot easier for motorists with the launch of its new website.

An easy to use stock locator shows every vehicle BCA has consigned for sale, together with catalogues and sale information for every BCA centre nationwide.

Once registered, motorists can search online through the 13,000 or more vehicles registered for sale at BCA to find the exact car they want.

“We know how time consuming it can be for buyers to find the exact car that meets their motoring needs” said Tim Naylor, PR Manager, BCA. “Our redesigned website makes it much easier for buyers to find out exactly when and where the precise vehicle they are after will be on sale at BCA.

Automatic searches and alerts can be set up and the online service will advise buyers by email when a suitable vehicle has entered BCA’s system.

There’s also a BCA Showroom section, providing a short-cut to details of prestige, sports and other special interest vehicles.

A jargon buster helps new auction buyers to understand trade terminology as well as know what to look for when they come to a sale. There is even an online manual that tells how to get the best out of the BCA website

“Our goal was to create a website that makes it easy for buyers to find the vehicles they want to buy,” said Naylor. “And that makes it a great site for sellers too.”