Your next second-hand car in Luxembourg, by email

Is your family car on its last legs, and do you want new matches from AutoScout24 Luxembourg waiting in your inbox each evening rather than another hour of scrolling?

3 steps

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Search on AutoScout24.lu, sort by newest

Write your shopping list as filters

On AutoScout24 Luxembourg pick make and model, or a couple of similar models, then the minimum year, maximum mileage, fuel, gearbox and the price in euros you can spend. Choose dealer or private sale and a distance from home. Sort newest first and copy the link.
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Copy the link, paste it into mxsender

Add it in MXSender, email as the channel

Paste the link and choose email. Nothing to install. Telegram can be added to the same search if you want a phone card too.
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New listings land in your inbox

One email per check that finds cars

Whenever a check spots new cars, one email arrives listing them all with a photo, the price and a link each. Nothing new means no email.
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Paste the AutoScout24.lu search link you want watched — we’ll check we can read it, then set up your alerts.

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Who buys used on AutoScout24 Luxembourg

A young driver after a cheap petrol hatchback. A family in Bertrange outgrowing a small car. Someone who commutes from Thionville or Arlon and wants an automatic for the daily queue. Each of them is better served by one precise search than by browsing the whole market.

Put your real budget in the price filter and leave yourself a little room to negotiate.

A useful habit: write down the three things the car must have and the two you could live without. The first three become filters; the other two you judge from the photos in the email. That keeps the search tight without throwing away a good car over a colour or a missing roof rail.

What the paperwork should show

The registration certificate should carry the seller’s name and the chassis number that is stamped on the car. Check when the last roadworthiness test was done and look through the service history. A car imported from Belgium usually has a Car-Pass with its mileage record; ask to see it.

Once you buy, the car has to be registered in your name, so find out how that works for your situation before you hand over money.

Shared inbox, shared decision

Free and Starter mail one address. Pro mails up to three per search, so you, your partner and the friend who knows engines all see the same list. Free checks one search every 30 minutes, Starter at $5.99 five searches every 10 minutes, Pro at $14.99 twenty searches with the fastest checks.

Red flags in a used-car ad

A price far below similar cars, a seller who cannot meet, a request for a deposit by transfer or through an unknown payment site: walk away. View the car, test-drive it, check the papers and pay when the keys change hands.

If a seller insists on a courier, a holding fee or moving the talk to a chat service you do not know, stop there; a genuine private seller in Luxembourg can show you the car in person.

If your first match does not show up

Your mail provider decides where a new sender lands. After the first match, look in junk and promotions, mark the email as wanted and add the sender to your contacts. Each email includes an unsubscribe link.