Search car auctions, classifieds, eBay, and Craigslist for cars sold by their owner.. Use online appraisal sites to get a good idea of the base price.. Always start the car from a cold engine.
Search car auctions, classifieds, eBay, and Craigslist for cars sold by their owner.
Use online appraisal sites to get a good idea of the base price.
Always start the car from a cold engine.
Check the oil levels and oil color.
Search under the car for leaks once it's been running a while.
Pop the hood to listen and look at the engine.
Drive the car before buying whenever possible.
Use any and all perceived defects to drive the price down.
Be sure to get the title and copy of the car's registration.
Determine your lowest possible price and your target price before putting the car on the market.
Get the car checked out by a mechanic and fix any issues, as long as they are cheap enough to still resell at a profit.
Get the car as clean as you possibly can.
Show any obvious defects to the buyer, and include them in your ad.
Change the oil, radiator fluid, and wiper fluid if necessary to instantly raise the price.
Keep tabs on what other cars sell for, even if you're not interested in buying them right now.
Look for buyers and sellers who want to move quickly with little hassle.
Bargain like a shark.
Bring a friend along, especially if they are knowledgeable about cars.
Feel free to leave cars and come back later for a better price.
Trust your instincts when dealing with buyers and sellers.
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