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Autoquake

Autoquake is an e-commerce company remarketing used cars on behalf of the UK corporate fleet and leasing companies direct to consumers.

Founded
2005
21 years ago
Staff
51-100
10 on LinkedIn
Followers
289
on LinkedIn
Funding
$52M
as listed, USD

Autoquake.com is a UK-based e-commerce company selling used cars direct from fleets to consumers, cutting out the traditionally high-margin car dealers. Autquake was founded in 2005 in reaction against the lack of transparency and dismal customer experience that is expected in the used car industry. The company is backed by two leading venture capital firms: Accel Partners and Highland Capital Partners. By sourcing cars direct from leasing and fleet companies, Autoquake.com effectively cuts out the… Read all

Autoquake.com is a UK-based e-commerce company selling used cars direct from fleets to consumers, cutting out the traditionally high-margin car dealers. Autquake was founded in 2005 in reaction against the lack of transparency and dismal customer experience that is expected in the used car industry. The company is backed by two leading venture capital firms: Accel Partners and Highland Capital Partners. By sourcing cars direct from leasing and fleet companies, Autoquake.com effectively cuts out the middleman, disintermediating the high costs, high margins car dealers and offering consumers average savings of 10% compared to traditional car supermarkets. At the same time, fleets get better return on their assets. On Autoquake.com, each car available for sale is described extensively on the website, with 40 high quality pictures and scans of any relevant documents (MOT, V%, log books, etc.). Cars are thoroughly described, and if a car has any cosmetic damage, it will be emphasized through the "condition viewer". Combined with a 7-day money back guarantee, this makes online buying a safe and convenient option for used cars and allows one sale in three to be delivered unseen. Since June 2009, it is also possible for customers to pre-order cars that are due to come off-fleet in the next few weeks, enabling even greater savings for the consumers and greater flexibility for the fleet companies.

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Size

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51-100 people: larger than 75% of companies with a size listed. 10 people list it on LinkedIn.

Age

200519002026

21 years old.

Reach

No web traffic ranking listed. 289 followers on LinkedIn.

What it does

AutomotiveE-CommerceInsuranceInternetRetailcars salecar supermarketused carsvehicle remarketinge-commerceonline retailer

Funding, as listed

$52M raised in total

  • Rounds6
  • LatestSeries unknown, Mar 2010
  • Latest amountUSD 8,989,249
  • Investors4, 2 leading

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FoundersFredrik Skantze

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The company

Name
Autoquake
Type
For profit
Status
Closed
Founded
2005
Founders
Fredrik Skantze
Industry
Internet
Categories
Automotive, E-Commerce, Insurance, Internet, Retail
Specialities
cars sale, car supermarket, used cars, vehicle remarketing, e-commerce, online retailer

Where

City
London
Country
United Kingdom
Markets
Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA)

Size and reach

Staff band
51-100
People on LinkedIn
10
LinkedIn followers
289

Funding, as listed

Total
$51,634,727 USD
Rounds
6
Latest round
Series unknown
Latest round date
Mar 2010
Latest amount
8,989,249 USD
Investors
4
Lead investors
2
Listing status
private

About this record

Sources
Crunchbase, LinkedIn
Last imported
Sept 2026

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