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Cazoo is a British automotive online marketplace and classified advertising business based in Richmond, London. Cazoo is owned by MOTORS, following its acquisition from Cazoo Holdings Limited by O3 Industries and Novum Capital.

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History

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Cazoo Group

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Cazoo was founded in 2018 by British internet entrepreneur Alex Chesterman. It launched an online marketplace for used cars in December 2019, which became its primary business.[1]

Although based in the UK, Cazoo was listed on the New York Stock Exchange in August 2021 following a merger with a special-purpose acquisition company led by hedge fund manager Dan Och. As of its listing the company had a valuation of US$8 billion. It subsequently lost over 97% of its market value, causing Alex Chesterman to step down as CEO in January 2023.[2]

In 2021 Cazoo had expanded internationally, launching used car marketplaces in Germany and France, and in early 2022 expanded briefly into Italy and Spain.[3] After announcing redundancies in the UK in June 2022, in September, Cazoo announced it would abandon its business in the European Union, closing its operations in France, Germany, Italy and Spain and making all 750 of its EU employees redundant, leaving only its UK operation in business.[4]

UK redundancies were announced in March 2023 when 15 out of 22 showrooms were closed.[5] A year later, in March 2024, the company stopped buying and selling cars and closed its remaining showrooms, aiming to become purely an online market place; the move meant 728 redundancies.

On 21 May 2024, Cazoo went into administration putting 208 remaining jobs at risk of redundancy.[6] Cazoo's wholesale business was bought by G3; Constellation Automotive Group also acquired some Cazoo assets; and used-car platform Motors was reported in June 2024 to be buying Cazoo's brand and marketplace business.[7]

Under MOTORS

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MOTORS announced the acquisition of Cazoo on 28 June 2024[8] and relaunched the Cazoo brand under a new app in July 2024. Cazoo's website was temporarily redirected to MOTORS while a new website on the company's backend was constructed.[9]

On 2 April 2025, the Cazoo website was launched, and became the flagship brand within MOTORS' marketplace network. The relaunch followed the introduction of a Cazoo mobile app. As of 2 April 2025, Cazoo's mobile app had ratings of 4.8/5 on the Apple App Store and 4.6/5 on Google Play.

MOTORS repositioned Cazoo as a platform for dealers rather than a direct-to-consumer retailer, aiming to challenge Auto Trader’s dominance in the UK used car market. The brand retains its strong consumer recognition due to past investments in television, digital, and sports sponsorship advertising. MOTORS has committed to ongoing technology updates and marketing investment to enhance Cazoo’s reach and lead generation capabilities.[10]

Sponsorship

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Cazoo sponsored the 2021 Rugby League World Cup,[11] Welsh Rugby Union,[12] a number of annual horse races in Epsom and Doncaster,[13] cricket tournament The Hundred,[14] various events managed by the World Snooker Tour,[15] the Professional Darts Corporation,[16] and the PGA European Tour.[17]

Consequent on the company's announced retrenchment to the UK market in September 2022, Cazoo's sponsorships of European football clubs for the 2022–23 season, including Everton F.C., Aston Villa, Olympique de Marseille, SC Freiburg, Valencia CF, Lille OSC, Bologna FC and Real Sociedad were being wound down.[18]

In 2025, following Motors' acquisition and relaunch of Cazoo as its flagship brand, the company expanded its involvement in football sponsorship through a new partnership with Brentford F.C.

Motors, which had partnered with Brentford since the start of the 2024–25 Premier League season, transitioned the sponsorship to promote the Cazoo brand. As part of this updated agreement, Cazoo became the lead sponsor for Brentford, delivering in-stadium activations, branded media placements, and player-led social media campaigns.[19]

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Cazoo is a British online automotive marketplace and platform focused on , founded in 2018 by serial entrepreneur and headquartered in . Originally launched as a retailer, it revolutionized the sector by enabling fully online purchases, including vehicle inspections, financing, home delivery, and part-exchange services, aiming to simplify the traditionally cumbersome car-buying process. The company rapidly expanded during the , achieving status in 2020 with a valuation exceeding $1 billion and employing around 5,000 staff at its peak as Europe's leading online car retailer. Following a high-profile public listing via a SPAC merger in 2021 that valued Cazoo at approximately £6 billion, the business encountered significant financial challenges amid post-pandemic market shifts, rising interest rates, and operational costs, leading to administration proceedings in May 2024. In June 2024, the Cazoo brand and website were acquired by MOTORS (operator of Motors.co.uk) in a deal reported at £5 million. The company was relaunched on 2 April 2025 as a mobile-first classifieds platform with over 250,000 vehicle listings from dealer partners, shifting its model from direct retailing. Under MOTORS ownership, Cazoo operates as a key player in the UK used car market as of 2025, emphasizing digital accessibility and consumer trust through features like price transparency and verified seller networks. The company's trajectory highlights the volatility of tech-driven disruptors in automotive retail, from explosive growth to strategic reinvention.

Company profile

Founding and early mission

Cazoo was founded in 2018 by , a serial entrepreneur best known for establishing Zoopla Property Group in 2007. Chesterman's vision for Cazoo centered on transforming the used car retail sector by creating a fully digital platform that offered transparency, convenience, and a seamless , thereby removing the need for in-person dealership interactions and associated hassles. The company established its early operations in , , with headquarters at 41 Chalton Street, and concentrated initially on the UK market while harboring plans for broader European expansion. Cazoo officially launched its platform in December 2019, beginning with an inventory of more than 1,500 inspected used vehicles acquired through auctions and trade-ins to ensure quality and variety for online buyers.

Ownership and leadership

Cazoo was founded by in 2018, who served as its initial CEO until March 2023, after which he became Executive Chairman until resigning in December 2023. Chesterman, a prominent entrepreneur with prior successes in tech startups such as co-founding the DVD rental service (acquired by Amazon in 2011 for £200 million) and property portal Zoopla (which merged with and General Trust's digital property group in 2012), brought expertise in scaling digital marketplaces to Cazoo's early development. Among key early executives, Paul Woolf joined as in 2020, overseeing financial strategy during Cazoo's aggressive growth and funding rounds until his retirement in April 2024, when he was succeeded by Gareth Purnell. Following Chesterman's transition, Paul Whitehead was appointed CEO in March 2023, leading the company through restructuring efforts until stepping down in April 2024; during this period, Jonathan Dunkley served as from March 2023, emphasizing operational efficiency and integration across Cazoo's expanding network. Cazoo's ownership began with funding, including a landmark £240 million Series D round in October 2020 co-led by General Catalyst, which valued the company at over £2 billion and supported its rapid scaling. Prior to entering administration in May 2024, Chesterman retained a significant 24.3% stake, though it was substantially diluted by a $630 million debt-for-equity swap in September 2023. In June 2024, Motors.co.uk Limited acquired the Cazoo brand and for £5 million following administration, establishing Cazoo as a under ' ownership, which was acquired by Ocean Link and 58.com in September 2024. Barry Judge, CEO of Motors, has since directed the brand's relaunch as a flagship used-car , including a full website relaunch in March 2025 and integration. Under the current structure as of 2025, Cazoo operates within ' governance, with key executives including Barry Judge (CEO), Phill Jones (COO), and Nick Moodie (CFO), alongside independent board members such as Vincent Le Bars and Matthew Barham providing oversight. This builds on earlier non-executive contributions like those from Mary Reilly, who served on Cazoo's board from February 2023 until the 2024 administration.

History

Inception and growth phase (2018–2021)

Cazoo, founded in 2018 by entrepreneur , ramped up its operations significantly in 2020 amid the , launching multi-million-pound advertising campaigns to promote its online buying model. These efforts included prominent and radio advertisements starting in September 2020, which capitalized on heightened trends driven by lockdowns that restricted physical visits. The campaigns positioned Cazoo as a convenient alternative for purchases, contributing to its rapid during a period when in automotive sales surged due to measures. By the end of 2020, Cazoo had achieved substantial operational growth, delivering over 10,000 cars since its launch and generating revenues exceeding £150 million for the year. This expansion was supported by a quickly scaling inventory of inspected used vehicles, alongside key customer assurances such as a 7-day and free within 72 hours. These features addressed common barriers to online car buying, like concerns over vehicle condition and logistics, enabling Cazoo to complete its 10,000th sale just a fortnight before its first anniversary in December 2020. In 2021, Cazoo initiated its European expansion, beginning with the acquisition of Cluno, 's leading car subscription service, in February to establish a foothold in the continental market. This was followed by the purchase of Barcelona-based Swipcar in November for €30 million, facilitating entry into , and official launches in , , and by December. These moves via targeted acquisitions allowed Cazoo to adapt its end-to-end online model to local regulations and consumer preferences, marking the start of broader cross-border growth. Cazoo's momentum culminated in September 2021 with a SPAC merger with AJAX I, a sponsored by OZ Management's , valuing the combined entity at approximately $7 billion. The deal, announced in and completed that summer, resulted in Cazoo's listing on the under the ticker CZOO and raised about $1.6 billion in gross proceeds, including $805 million from AJAX I's trust and $800 million from a (PIPE) led by major investors. These funds were earmarked primarily for further European expansion and inventory scaling under Chesterman's leadership.

Expansion and challenges (2022–2023)

In 2022, Cazoo achieved peak revenue of $1.51 billion USD, primarily driven by sales in the UK and expanding European markets. This growth was supported by strategic acquisitions, including the purchase of brumbrum in Italy for €80 million, which enhanced inventory access and introduced subscription-based car rental services to diversify revenue streams beyond outright vehicle sales. Additionally, Cazoo expanded financing options through partnerships and its own offerings, allowing customers to finance purchases directly on the platform, further broadening its service portfolio. However, early signs of operational strain emerged that year, with a net loss of $871 million attributed to elevated reconditioning costs for used vehicles and persistent disruptions exacerbated by global economic pressures. The company's stock price, which had debuted around $10 following its NYSE listing via SPAC merger that unlocked expansion capital, plummeted to under $2 by the end of amid investor concerns over profitability. These challenges were compounded by aggressive international scaling, including ongoing integration of prior acquisitions like Drover in to bolster European inventory. By 2023, revenue declined to approximately £1.084 billion (around $1.35 billion USD), reflecting the impact of exiting non-UK markets and reduced unit sales amid softening demand. To address mounting financial pressures, Cazoo implemented cost-cutting measures, including additional layoffs beyond the 15% workforce reduction in 2022—totaling over 1,500 jobs across —and the closure of physical preparation and storage sites, notably in as part of winding down continental operations. These steps aimed to streamline operations and focus resources on the core business, though they highlighted the difficulties in sustaining rapid post-listing growth.

Administration and acquisition (2024)

In early , Cazoo announced its transition to a pure-play automotive model, exiting direct ownership of vehicles and fulfillment operations to significantly reduce operational costs. This strategic shift involved unwinding existing inventory through retail and wholesale channels and included plans to lease back key sites, such as warehouses and customer collection centers, allowing the company to retain access while freeing up capital. The move was part of broader efforts to stem ongoing financial pressures following cumulative losses of approximately £1.43 billion since its inception in 2019. By May 2024, despite these cost-cutting measures, Cazoo entered administration on May 21, with Financial Advisory appointed as joint administrators. The company, burdened by approximately $200 million in debt from a prior restructuring, owed substantial sums to creditors and faced immediate liquidity challenges. Trading of its shares on the was suspended the same day, marking the end of its public listing. The administration process put around 200 remaining jobs at risk, primarily in the UK marketplace and customer service teams, though administrators retained staff temporarily to facilitate an orderly wind-down. In June 2024, Motors.co.uk acquired key assets from the administration for £5 million, including the , website, and , securing the transfer of approximately 200 staff to support continued operations. This deal preserved around 1,000 jobs indirectly through integration into Motors.co.uk's broader network of automotive platforms. Immediately following the acquisition on June 27, Motors.co.uk focused on retaining Cazoo's operations while confirming the wind-down of any remaining unprofitable European sites, aligning with prior exits from markets like and .

Relaunch and integration (2025–present)

In April 2025, Cazoo was relaunched as a dedicated search and positioned as the flagship brand within the Motors network, complete with a refreshed and designed to streamline the buying process for consumers. This revival shifted the focus from direct retail to a lead-generation platform, aggregating listings from thousands of dealers to offer over 250,000 used vehicles nationwide. Cazoo's integration into the broader Motors ecosystem involved adopting shared technology for dealer listings, inventory synchronization, and user tools, complementing existing platforms like the website, eBay Motors, , and . This unified approach enhanced operational efficiency and expanded reach, contributing to Motors' financial recovery; in September 2025, the group reported its first pre-tax profit since at £621,000 for the 2024 , driven in part by the relaunch's momentum. The platform's UK dealer network grew to over 5,000 partners by mid-2025, bolstering inventory diversity and lead quality for sellers. To improve , Motors introduced an AI-powered search tool in July 2025, integrated directly into the Cazoo app for personalized car matching based on criteria like budget, features, and location. As of November 2025, Cazoo maintains a lean team of over 150 employees dedicated to platform development and market support, with no major plans announced for a European relaunch.

Business model and operations

Model evolution

Cazoo initially launched in as a online retailer, sourcing vehicles primarily from auctions and trade-ins before conducting a rigorous 300-point on each to ensure quality and reliability. The company retained full ownership of the inventory until sold to customers through its platform, generating revenue primarily from mark-up margins on these transactions. By 2022, this model supported annual sales volumes exceeding 65,000 vehicles, demonstrating significant scale in the direct retail segment. Facing mounting financial pressures that culminated in administration proceedings in May 2024, Cazoo pivoted to a pure-play model in March 2024, ceasing direct vehicle ownership and sales to eliminate high holding costs. This strategic shift connected over 13,000 car dealers directly with buyers via the platform, with revenue derived from commission fees on completed transactions, allowing the company to leverage its existing infrastructure without the capital-intensive burden of stock. The move was projected to substantially reduce annual operating expenses by eliminating high holding costs. After its acquisition by for £5 million in June 2024 and subsequent relaunch in April 2025, Cazoo evolved into a hybrid marketplace emphasizing aggregator functionality, featuring listings from more than 5,000 dealers and over 260,000 vehicles (as of 2025) without any direct by the platform. To differentiate from pure listing sites, it incorporated value-added services such as extended warranties and financing options through trusted partners, enhancing transaction trust and completion rates while maintaining a commission-based revenue structure.

Platform features and services

Cazoo's core platform consists of a website and that enable users to browse extensive and listings from over 5,000 dealers, with advanced search filters for criteria such as make, model, price, mileage, and condition. Listings include detailed specifications, high-resolution photos, service history, and pricing information to facilitate informed comparisons. Users can save searches, set up alerts for new matching vehicles, and access honest advice through integrated guides. The sales process is fully digitized, allowing customers to complete purchases online with options for home test drives to evaluate performance and comfort before finalizing. Finance applications are handled through partners such as CarMoney, offering (PCP) plans and loans with online approval based on credit checks and deposits. Post-purchase, vehicles can be delivered directly to the buyer's home, often at no extra cost depending on the dealer, or collected from a . A 14-day return policy applies to home-delivered vehicles under the Consumer Contracts Regulations, provided mileage limits are not exceeded, ensuring buyer protection during the cooling-off period. Additional services support both buyers and sellers, including an online valuation tool that provides instant estimates based on vehicle details like make, model, year, and mileage. Trade-in options allow customers to apply the value of their current toward a new purchase through partnered dealers. Extended warranties are available for added peace of mind, covering post-purchase repairs and maintenance. Technologically, Cazoo incorporates AI-powered suggestions to recommend vehicles tailored to user preferences, such as budget and features, though these are for informational purposes without guarantees of accuracy. The , launched in and updated for enhanced usability, supports on-the-go browsing and alerts. includes chat functionality for real-time assistance during the buying process.

Marketing and sponsorships

Advertising strategies

Cazoo's advertising strategies during its initial growth phase emphasized aggressive brand-building through multi-channel campaigns, with a heavy focus on television, radio, outdoor, and to establish market awareness in the UK sector. In 2020, the company launched its "Cazoo Yeah!" national campaign, featuring upbeat TV ads, radio spots, print, and outdoor creatives that highlighted the ease of online car purchasing, aligning with the convenience sought during the . This approach contributed to rapid brand recognition, achieving 69% awareness by April 2021. Marketing expenditures peaked in the early years, with £65.2 million allocated to marketing, customer experience, advertising, and related costs in 2021 alone, representing a significant portion of the company's budget dedicated to brand promotion—about two-thirds of total marketing spend at the time. Digital efforts were bolstered by search engine optimization (SEO) and pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, which contributed to monthly website visits peaking at over 1.5 million by April 2021, with SEO strategies focusing on user-friendly product pages and national branding integration. For instance, partnerships with platforms like Microsoft Advertising yielded 11% more clicks and reduced cost per lead by 15% between July 2021 and July 2022, underscoring the efficiency of performance-oriented digital tactics. By mid-2022, amid rising losses, Cazoo shifted its strategy to prioritize performance over building, planning to allocate two-thirds of its budget to performance channels by 2023 while reducing spend to one-third; first-half 2022 costs rose to £45 million from £29 million in the prior year's equivalent period. This realignment aimed to improve profitability by focusing on cost-effective acquisition through targeted digital ads, though the company continued to leverage its high from prior sponsorships for broader reach. Following administration in 2024 and acquisition by Motors.co.uk, advertising efforts scaled back significantly in 2025, emphasizing sustainable investments in campaigns via platforms like and . The 2025 relaunch featured the animated "The Right Car for Anyone" campaign, produced by Fold7, which repositioned Cazoo as a challenger marketplace facilitating personalized searches, moving away from its earlier disruptive retailer image toward a trusted aggregator of dealer inventory. This evolution targeted in-market buyers with messaging on lifestyle fit and ease of use, distributed across video platforms and events like the British Motor Show, while incorporating email retargeting and social media to optimize cost-per-acquisition in a more restrained budget environment.

Sports partnerships

Cazoo pursued an aggressive sports sponsorship strategy starting in 2018 to enhance brand visibility as a new entrant in the UK market, investing heavily across multiple sports and countries. This approach involved high-profile deals in football, , , and other disciplines, often replacing sponsors amid regulatory shifts. The partnerships emphasized front-of-shirt placements and title sponsorships to reach broad audiences, though many were short-term and scaled back by 2022 due to financial pressures. In football, Cazoo secured prominent deals with several European clubs, focusing on and top-tier leagues for maximum exposure. It became the front-of-shirt sponsor for Aston Villa and Everton in the English , agreements that ran through the 2021-2022 season before ending. Similar one-year front-of-shirt partnerships were established with and in Spain's LaLiga, in Germany's , and and in France's , with the Lille deal starting in July 2022 as a multi-year shirt sponsorship for men's, women's, and teams. These football sponsorships aimed to leverage the sport's popularity in target markets but were largely terminated in 2022 to conserve cash amid Cazoo's pivot to operations. Beyond football, Cazoo sponsored events in snooker, darts, and other sports to diversify reach. It held title sponsorships for major snooker tournaments, including the Cazoo Masters, UK Championship, British Open, and Champion of Champions, with the latter renewed for 2023. In darts, Cazoo became the main sponsor for the PDC World Darts Championship and seven other key tournaments, such as the Masters, Premier League, UK Open, and World Cup of Darts, replacing William Hill in a move aligned with anti-gambling trends. Additional partnerships included the Welsh Rugby Union, the 2021 Rugby League World Cup, The Hundred cricket competition, European Tour golf events, and horse racing fixtures like the Epsom Derby and Doncaster St Leger. These deals, while boosting initial brand recognition—evidenced by Cazoo ranking as a top breakthrough sponsor in UK sports research in 2021—failed to drive sustained consumer engagement or sales, contributing to the company's administration in 2024. Following its acquisition by in June 2024 and relaunch in March 2025 as a digital marketplace, Cazoo resumed selective sponsorships with a focus on football. In June 2025, it became Brentford FC's official sleeve partner for the 2025-2026 season, featuring branding on men's first team, B team, women's, and academy kits, alongside matchday activations and community initiatives through the Brentford FC Community Sports Trust. This partnership marks a strategic shift toward targeted, integrated activations to support dealer traffic and brand loyalty in the post-administration era.

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