Although many people tend to trade their old vehicle into the dealership before getting a new one, you can also sell it yourself—and usually, get more money for it. One essential item you typically need to sell your car is a title. However, there are some cases where you might not have one.
Many people rush when it’s time to part with their vehicles. When you’re in a hurry, you’re more likely to run into issues. Here, we identify a few of the most common mistakes people make when selling a car.
We get it—you love your car. But as much as you want to drive your vehicle for the long haul, it just may not be worth it in the end. Below, we point out four clear signs you should sell your current car.
Shopping for a new car doesn’t have to be an unpleasant experience. Purchase the car you love by following our three new vehicle buying tips. Make sure you know sell your used car beforehand.
How and why car dealerships place specific prices on vehicles when they’re traded in is not widely known. Do they conduct research, or are they pulling numbers out of thin air? Here, we explain how car dealerships assign values to trade-ins.
