On your listing, it's really important to make sure you give people all the information. Tell potential buyers the make, model, and year of the car along with the mileage and condition. Mention any repairs or upgrades. Include clear, well-lit photos of the vehicle from different angles. If you provide details and good photos, you're much more likely to attract serious buyers. If you're upfront about any flaws or issues with the car, it can save you and the buyer a lot of time and hassle. It also helps you. Being upfront means buyers can be selective in their inquiries -- and they don't waste your time if it doesn't suit their needs. As a seller, be wary of prospective buyers who begin haggling even before seeing the vehicle. This should be an instant sign that these aren't serious buyers -- just shoppers looking for a bargain. Remember, the condition of a used car can significantly affect its value; so haggling over a vehicle that's not been seen or inspected is a red flag.
Todd Bialaszewski
CEO, Junk Car Medics