Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
- Internet access
- Kelley Blue Book
- Computer
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Step 1
Use a price guide such as the Kelley Blue Book to determine your car's approximate value (see Resources).
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Step 2
Search the Web for sites that will allow you to advertise your car.
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Step 3
Follow the site's instructions for placing an ad. You will be asked to provide your car's make, model, year, mileage, options, technical specifications, an asking price, contact information and possibly more.
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Step 4
Provide credit card information if the site charges a fee for posting an ad.
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Step 5
Place your ad on several sites to maximize the potential number of buyers. Potential buyers will contact you either directly or through the Web sites.
Comments
davidproff said
on 10/27/2009 I just wanted to add that I found out that it’s now possible to make pictures of products in 3D, even cars. I think this will increase online sales for cars, just imagine your car on your your screen in 3D…I tried it with mine and they liked it so much so that they asked me to allow them to put it on their website…well anyways check out the result on ( http://3dbin.com/public/crtxclfv ) ! (It’s the nice black Audi S3 … with black BBS Challenge Rims and full 3inch exhaust from the Turbo to the End J )
dougshipp said
on 6/6/2009 Good article. I've been successful selling my cars online. Check out http://www.sellmorecarsonline.com to read 2009 Guide to Selling more cars online. It helped me understand the best ways to sell a car online and is a good read.