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anyone that has sold their bmw before, where have you had the most luck in selling it? autotrader/yahoo/etc.? carmax trade-in? bmw trade-in? thank you.
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On here worked for me
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you won't get what you want for it....throw it off a bridge and collect the insurance! just kidding, good luck with the sale!
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Originally Posted by sleeper50
(Post 1321373)
you won't get what you want for it....throw it off a bridge and collect the insurance! just kidding, good luck with the sale!
best advice I've seen concerning reselling :twoup: |
Originally Posted by sleeper50
(Post 1321373)
you won't get what you want for it....throw it off a bridge and collect the insurance! just kidding, good luck with the sale!
You have to stuff a dead body in the trunk first ... then set the car on fire ... then do the bridge thing :o :P Now to get serious .... Depending on your particular market, and the car you're trying to sell, your approach needs to be customized. For example, trying to sell a unique high-end car by advertising it in a small town newspaper might not get you the greatest number of eyes looking at it. Networking with pre-owned car dealers who move high-end cars might be an alternative to consider. They will sometimes take a car on consignment and try to sell it for you for a "reasonable" commission. |
Craigslist worked wonders for me and my friends
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Ditto on Craig s list! Costs nothing. Sold my 2006 530XI to first person that called two days after posting. My car was fanatically clean with 67K miles; the big plus was CPO and maintenance on the vehicle to 100K. At the time , I sold it for $27k with a cash buyer.
The only tricky part selling yourself is dealing with the transfer if you have the car financed. Once my buyer committed, I used my own funds to pay off loan through BMW Financial Services (can be done in less that one week) so I had title in hand. If you have the vehicle financed, talk to your lean holder on how to proceed. If your state is like PA, you cannot physically transfer ownership of a vehicle without the title in hand. |
Originally Posted by mrich1353
(Post 1321554)
Ditto on Craig s list! Costs nothing. Sold my 2006 530XI to first person that called two days after posting. My car was fanatically clean with 67K miles; the big plus was CPO and maintenance on the vehicle to 100K. At the time , I sold it for $27k with a cash buyer.
The only tricky part selling yourself is dealing with the transfer if you have the car financed. Once my buyer committed, I used my own funds to pay off loan through BMW Financial Services (can be done in less that one week) so I had title in hand. If you have the vehicle financed, talk to your lean holder on how to proceed. If your state is like PA, you cannot physically transfer ownership of a vehicle without the title in hand. when did you sell your car? if i could get 27k for my car, i might also give the buyer a blow job. |
Originally Posted by mrich1353
(Post 1321554)
Ditto on Craig s list! Costs nothing. Sold my 2006 530XI to first person that called two days after posting. My car was fanatically clean with 67K miles; the big plus was CPO and maintenance on the vehicle to 100K. At the time , I sold it for $27k with a cash buyer.
The only tricky part selling yourself is dealing with the transfer if you have the car financed. Once my buyer committed, I used my own funds to pay off loan through BMW Financial Services (can be done in less that one week) so I had title in hand. If you have the vehicle financed, talk to your lean holder on how to proceed. If your state is like PA, you cannot physically transfer ownership of a vehicle without the title in hand. If the OP decides to do the CL route my advice is BE ON YOUR TOES!! That place is overrun with scammers. |
Originally Posted by luigi524td
(Post 1321567)
Your experience is better than mine. Two unscrupulous buyers tried the same scam in buying ... as in they offered to send a check for more than the purchase price and expected me to send them a wire transfer with the difference. RIGHT!! Turned it over to law enforcement and CL's security folks. I pulled the ads and sold the RV and wheels to someone I could look in the eye and take to the bank with CASH!
If the OP decides to do the CL route my advice is BE ON YOUR TOES!! That place is overrun with scammers. The vehicle you are trying to sell on your own must also be equal or better than typical average car. If your car is a piece, nobody will buy your problems - trade it in taking your lumps, then let the dealer wholesale to another lower end used car dealer, who puts lipstick on it to sell. |
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