CLASSIC MOTOR TRADERS AND PROPERTY DEALERS ASSOCIATION.
We are a national organization committed to uniting motor vehicle traders and property dealers across Uganda.
We are champions of professionalism, integrity, and sustainable growth within this trading sector.
Your trusted platform for motor traders and property dealers in Uganda.
who We Are
Our Mission
To unite and empower all motor and property traders in Uganda by enhancing professionalism, promoting fair trade, and defending their rights and welfare.
Our Vision
A well-organized, fraud-free, and prosperous motor and property trading industry in Uganda.
Our Services
Legal & Dispute Resolution
We provide expert legal support and mediation to help members resolve disputes, recover assets, and avoid fraud in vehicle or property transactions.
Member Networking
Our association connects you with trusted dealers, brokers, and investors across Uganda—opening doors to partnerships, referrals, and industry opportunities.
Professional Training
We conduct regular workshops and training sessions to empower members with industry knowledge, negotiation skills, and ethical business practices.
Advocacy & Representation
We actively represent trader interests in policy discussions and government dialogues, ensuring your voice influences key regulations and trade reforms.
Trader Verification & ID
We issue professional membership IDs and verify dealer credentials, giving you instant credibility and building client trust in your services.
Digital Exposure
Gain visibility through our online member directory, event listings, and promotions—boosting your reach to potential clients across Uganda.
Member Testimonials.
“Thanks to the Association, I avoided a major fraud when I was about to purchase land in Mutundwe. Their legal team is top-notch.”
— James Mukasa, Land Dealer
“I got my trading license faster with the help of Classic Motor Traders. The trainings are very empowering.”
— Agnes Nabwire, Auto Parts Retailer
News & Updates
Stay informed with our latest blog posts, announcements, and policy changes impacting Uganda’s motor trading and property sector.