Ruling on exchanging an old car for a new one with an increase in price

Question:
A message was received for the program from listener Muhammad Wasil al-Sulami, in which he asks two questions:
In his first question, he says: What is the ruling on selling an old car and exchanging it for a new one, with an increase in value?
May Allah reward you with good.

Answer:
There is no harm in selling a car for a car, with an increase from one of the parties; there is nothing wrong with that. Or land for land with an increase for one of the parties, or an animal for an animal, such as a camel for a camel, or a sheep for a sheep, or something similar.
The point is: there is no harm in selling a commodity for a commodity with an increase, provided that the commodity is not subject to riba. As for selling gold for silver, this must be done hand-to-hand. As for selling gold for gold, it must be like for like, equal in amount, hand-to-hand. Or selling silver for silver, likewise, it must be like for like, equal in amount, hand-to-hand.
As for selling a car, it is not among the matters of riba. Selling a car for a car is not among the matters of riba, and likewise selling land for land, or a camel for a camel, or something similar, even if there is an increase in money on one side. Yes.

The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.