Selling a vehicle - thoughts?

Did you try Craigslist?

Yea. No bites. What are the chances of a vehicle getting stolen in a parking lot to a busy shopping mall? It has an alarm and steering/gas pedal lock? Maybe I would just leave it there for a few hours? The Home Depot is only about a mile down the road...

What kind of vehicle is it?

well if it's undesirable and you are asking too much you won't get any calls...just sayin

Show truck - pristine condition.

Did you try auto trader?

Few are buying luxury stuff anymore unless its a huge bargain of a deal. You might have to give them a great deal on it. Its the only way these days...

If its anything people want, It should sell within 72 hours..thats the window of time I give before lowering a price on something.

Yep

Local newspaper has always worked well for me.

I was thinking that maybe the clientle who may want this type of vehicle don't use craigslist, etc. If I park it in a lot for a few hours facing a very busy street, should I list the price on the for sale sign? Currently I have no price on the sign, maybe that would weed out everyone calling me? The Home Depot is in a strip mall and the very edge of the parking lot faces a heavy traffic road. Walmart, etc. all in the area. I don't think I would get ticketed or towed? Especially if I go inside and buy something? Thoughts, experience?

I don't think anyone really reads the paper anymore in this town. Unfortunately, it would seem the money from this town comes from one illicit activity... I'm sure you can guess...

Offer financing and you can sell it fast...nobody has cash

Maybe you could sweeten the deal with a few twinkies???

A show truck?

pick ups are too expensive as it is for absolute crap

It is winter too you know

What does winter have to do with it?

what kind of show truck? a lowered down faggy "street truck" or a jacked up faggy "mall crawler"??

we gotta know

89 Power Ram 3/4 ton with 6" lift, you name it, it has it... low, low, low original miles...

Because if it is "mint" like you say it did not stay that way by using it in the winter now did it?

I bet you are asking far too much $ 4 it

how much?

WTF are you talking about? It has been in covered, climate controlled storage. Winter where I am at means 75 degree days...

It’s the wrong time of year to sell a vehicle to close to the holidays. The peeps have no extra cash now..... The best time is around tax return time

Yea, thats what I have been thinking. So maybe Feb 2013 would be better?

OK let me spell it out for you so even you can understand it

NO ONE IS GOING TO PAY 10K FOR A PIECE OF SHIT DODGE HEADING INTO WINTER

doesn't matter HOW MUCH MONEY you invested

And big lift kits are murder on resale because that implies the truck has HAD THE SHIT BEAT OUT IT

common sense.......I guess it is a superpower these days

Truck has never had the shit beat out of it. Its not a piece of shit. You have no clue do you about what you talk of? Jesus, another arm chair warrior...

You should use a reputable broker dealer who has insurance

and consign it with them. They have alot of options to sell

it including taking a trade-in and financing.

They could also take it to the wholesale auction for you

Try a classified ad in the local paper on a 4 week deal at a good price. BTW never accept Paypal or a check.

www.cars.com and www.autotrader.com

You could advertise to UK/western Europe at www.carandclassic.co.uk - they have an American car section.

Hey genius........how do people who read teh ad know that?

you are beyond fucking stupid.....

Pretty good actually...if you do this get a zoombak or something similar to low jack the car. You can plug it directly into the battery or hide it inside the dash to keep charged. The only thing you have to do is run the vehicle every few days to charge the battery back up.

Nobody wants a truck, gas is too expensive. You're probably asking more than it's worth, too.