>If it was me, I would just hang onto the vehicle. You might be able to find
>a private party to buy it - the low mileage is a big plus. I wouldn't even
>bother taking it to a dealer.
Well, I've had another interested party call me today, so I guess I just
finally got the vehicle down to the righ
08 10:20 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: Re: Suggestions on selling a car
> They will give you a free estimate either way, so you lose nothing by
> stopping in, if there is one near you.
None within a couple hours of me, so not really an option. I really doubt
they would give me a decent price
Ha, well no sooner did I post this thread, then a guy called me who is
interested enough in buying my SUV to fly in from Michigan to get it. I'll have
to see how things pan out with another buyer coming this weekend first, but
fairly hopeful that I have it sold.
~
> They will give you a free estimate either way, so you lose nothing by
> stopping in, if there is one near you.
None within a couple hours of me, so not really an option. I really doubt they
would give me a decent price for it, if it's at all based on a KBB trade-in
value, which right now is ju
>My gf's car was bought by her friend. He paid off the whole amount due. She
>mailed the company the $$ and she had the title next dayed back to her. Some
>companies do nextday some companies do not.
Well, when I checked with the finance company, they said it would take at least
5 days (if paid b
It might be easier to sell it someplace like Carmax. They will buy it
for a little less than you could sell it for int he paper, but I am
sure they are use to dealing with situations like yours. You do not
have to buy anything from Carmax to sell a car to them.
They will give you a free estimate
>Yea escrow if you dont know the person :) but if you trust them you dont
>have to go through that hassle.
Uggh, that sounds like it would turn off a buyer even more! I was trying to
find a way to make it less of an issue, not more of one. I'm not sure I see
what escrow buys you really in this c
Yea escrow if you dont know the person :) but if you trust them you dont
have to go through that hassle.
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 10:36 AM, Erika L. Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Freaking return button ...
>
> Anyway - Escrow? As in the buyer pays money to escrow account held by bank
> b
My gf's car was bought by her friend. He paid off the whole amount due. She
mailed the company the $$ and she had the title next dayed back to her. Some
companies do nextday some companies do not.
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 10:20 AM, Mary Jo Sminkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> I was looking for some
Freaking return button ...
Anyway - Escrow? As in the buyer pays money to escrow account held by bank
bank releases title, then releases fund to each appropriate party,
excess to you, other to lienholder? Is this what you mean?
As in protecting the buyer? - I meant they can get a temp tag on
Escrow
On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 10:20 AM, Mary Jo Sminkey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> I was looking for some advice on selling my car. It still has a lien on it,
> so I don't have a clear title. In the past, I've generally either had a car
> paid off, or done a trade-in before selling it, this is
I was looking for some advice on selling my car. It still has a lien on it, so
I don't have a clear title. In the past, I've generally either had a car paid
off, or done a trade-in before selling it, this is the first time I've tried to
sell my car without a clear title and am expecting it may b
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