Safe buying
Marrd only displays showrooms’ cars; it sells nothing and receives no money. To protect yourself from scams and fraud, follow these steps before buying:
Before you pay
- Never transfer any money or deposit before inspecting the car yourself at the showroom and confirming the seller’s identity.
- Make sure the showroom is a registered business (valid commercial registration) and that its real premises match what is listed.
- Never share verification codes (OTP), card details or bank account details with anyone.
- Marrd never asks you for a transfer or any details; any message or call asking for that in our name is fraud.
Check the car
- Match the chassis (VIN) and plate numbers against the registration card and official papers.
- Check the vehicle’s details, ownership, and freedom from encumbrances and fines through official services.
- Get the accident report and history from accredited sources, and have the car technically inspected by an accredited centre.
- The inspection report shown on the site comes from the showroom itself and does not replace your own independent inspection.
Complete the sale officially
- Complete the sale and transfer of ownership through official channels only: the vehicle ownership-transfer services on Absher, or through a licensed showroom connected to the official systems for sale contracts.
- Get an invoice and a sales contract in the showroom’s name, showing the chassis number, price and warranty terms.
- For bank finance, deal directly with the licensed bank or finance company.
What does the “Verified showroom” badge mean?
It means Marrd itself checked the showroom’s commercial registration: that it is valid and that its name matches the showroom. The badge disappears automatically when the registration expires. Verification is not a guarantee of the cars or their details, so follow the steps above for every car.
If a listing looks suspicious
Report it right away on Complaints & reports; we will review it and take it down if a breach is confirmed.