Steps To Be Taken When Selling Your Used Vehicle: Part 2 of 7

February 22, 2008 Steps To Be Taken When Selling Your Used Vehicle: Part 2 of 7 In the first step we covered the material in getting your vehicle ready for sale. Since we have our vehicle looking good and in the best possible condition it can be for selling it.. We now move on to the next step that needs to be covered. If you would like to review step one, you can go back and recap any information you might of missed.You can just click here Step One For Selling Your Vehicle Writing The Ad By taking your time and fully understand how to advertise your vehicle, you will attract potential buyers by giving them all of the important information and highlights of your vehicle. Make sure all of the information is accurate and truthful. Now you will also need to know where to advertise and how much you want to spend on your ad. Most people advertise in the local newspaper in the Automotive classified section of the newspaper. Most location also have Car Magazines that only advertise vehicles, have a look at the advantages and disadvantages of this type of advertising. Some of these offer to have your vehicle on the internet as part of the advertising package you pay for. Keep in mind, picture of your vehicle will help you get more buyers calling you.   Items For You To Mention In Your Ad -Year, Make, Model and Extension of that vehicle.....(SE, SLT, AWD, LT) etc, etc. -The accurate amount of Miles of KLMs that vehicle has round it to the nearest 1,000 -Size of Engine.....4cyl, V6, V8 or what ever it is. -Your Hometown -Phone number you can be reached at -E mail address Make sure you have describe the vehicle with all of the options it has and other information that will make the potential buyer call you such as. -All power options....Power/Windows, Power/Door Locks, Cruise Control.....etc.etc. -Service history of the vehicle if you have any -Let them know if your the original owner -If the vehicle has any Factory or Extend Warranty still in effect. -Let them know if the vehicles is sold as is, means the new buyer is fully responsible for providing all of the work to be done in order to get vehicle road worthy. -If the vehicle is sold with a certification and it is E-Tested (Ontario) onl By taking all of these steps you will be prepared to concentrate on selling your vehicle for the most possible money and avoiding any confusing you may have with the new buyers....