Car selling worries

Maya1

Rubysong, I can only say positive things about webuyanycar.
I don't drive and when DH died last year l needed to sell our car, they were really fair and l got more money than l expected.
The process was really easy and the money was in the account the next day.

They were brilliant, my partners car was like new, he decided to sell when he knew he only had a few months left to live. We got several thousands more than expected. Highly recommended.

With the likes of ‘we buy any car.com’ don’t accept the first price you are offered, enquire on line, get a price, then leave it for a couple of days and they will then offer you a better price, you can do this a couple of times till they get to their max, the final offer still won’t be as good as you’d get selling the car privately but it is less hassle doing it that way. To get an idea of the cars true value have a look at www.parkers.co.uk/car-valuation/

Without reading any further - first piece of advice - stay off Facebook‼️
There are too many slick scammers online. Anything online, off

Stay local if you can. I’m from USA so I don’t know your auto outlets there. Please ask around.

I think the difficulty with selling privately is they will need a test drive.

It will be difficult to ensure they don’t drive off in it.

I sold my old car with we buy any car. It was a 15 year old kia picanto. Someone hit the side of it in a supermarket car park and didn't stop. Was still driveable. WBAC gave me £300 for it. I was very happy with that.

My very reliable garage suggested 'webuyanycar.com' and said they are paying a really good price atm

Avoid selling on Facebook use a local company with good reviews