Get $100s back with a trade-in sales tax credit
We’ll meet or beat any competitor’s offer
Get top dollar, fair market value for your trade
We work hard to help eliminate any negative equity
Dodge all the woes of trying to sell your car privately
By the time all is said and done, here’s a laundry list of reasons why you should avoid a private car sale at all costs.
Safety, we can’t tell you what to do but getting into a car with a stranger or letting them take your car for a test-drive by themselves is ill advised.
Ongoing financial obligations, routine maintenance, monthly car payments, and insurance payments add up quickly. It’s well worth crunching the numbers in regard.
Legalities, a private car sale can be tricky if you don’t know what you’re doing, and it could bite you in the backside down the road if you’re not careful.
Lookie-loos, translation, a person who asks to test-drive your car but has no intention of making an offer, merely just out to waste your time.
No shows, your time is valuable and there’s nothing worse than getting stood up.
Buyer’s financing, the bank could back out last minute, and you may have to start the process all over again. Is it worth the risk?
Lowball offers, there’s nothing worse than getting offers well below your asking price and it’s bound to happen.
Moral, weigh out the pros and cons and do what’s right for you. We’re here if you have any questions or when you’re ready to sell a used car to us if that’s what you decide.
By the time all is said and done, here’s a laundry list of reasons why you should avoid a private car sale at all costs.
Safety, we can’t tell you what to do but getting into a car with a stranger or letting them take your car for a test-drive by themselves is ill advised.
Ongoing financial obligations, routine maintenance, monthly car payments, and insurance payments add up quickly. It’s well worth crunching the numbers in regard.
Legalities, a private car sale can be tricky if you don’t know what you’re doing, and it could bite you in the backside down the road if you’re not careful.
Lookie-loos, translation, a person who asks to test-drive your car but has no intention of making an offer, merely just out to waste your time.
No shows, your time is valuable and there’s nothing worse than getting stood up.
Buyer’s financing, the bank could back out last minute, and you may have to start the process all over again. Is it worth the risk?
Lowball offers, there’s nothing worse than getting offers well below your asking price and it’s bound to happen.
Moral, weigh out the pros and cons and do what’s right for you. We’re here if you have any questions or when you’re ready to sell a used car to us if that’s what you decide.
