subject: If you are thinking about leasing then here is some guidance for selling your old Chrysler [print this page] If you are thinking about leasing then here is some guidance for selling your old Chrysler
Selling your old car can be stressful, particular if you are not familiar with the car market and this can be made worse if you are worried that you may lose money. What I mean is, how do you get your Chrysler valued and where should you advertise?
Now some of the big problems have been identified, www.leasecar.co.uk have created a list to walk you through some of the best ways to sell your car and simultaneously make a bit of extra dough.
1) Firstly, you need to use the internet. In the 1990's you may have had to put up an advert in the window of your car or put an advert in the paper but nowadays that is just a way to lose some of your cash. Those techniques may have worked back then but nowadays the internet is the key resource to find people and it can even create a platform for people to bid on your Chrysler.
2) The internet can also be used as a way to find someone on the lookout for a car from anywhere. You won't be restricted but instead you will find that it is a piece of cake to find a buyer, whether they live in the south or the north of the country.
3) When selling with a Chrysler dealer, you need to check the small print otherwise you might have to pay additional charges. If you look at a website then in most cases there is usually a standard fee with additional options available for adding a pic, so make sure you are aware of these before you sign up.
4) Make sure that you thoroughly clean your Chrysler before showing it to a potential buyer. You want a potential buyer to see the car at its very best, therefore you might find that it is beneficial to hire cleaners to totally clean your vehicle. This should be an intense and thorough process and should cover both the interior and exterior of the vehicle.
5) You may want to buy a few gadgets or accessories to tempt a buyer? A recently bought MP3 player or even a DVD system should really make drivers interested in your Chrysler and get them to see the positives of owning your old vehicle.
Hopefully by following this advice, during your search for a new car, the sale of your old Chrysler will be trouble-free. You can then go on to lease a new vehicle, perhaps even take out a new Chrysler leasing deal from www.leasecar.co.uk and still have some money left over to buy yourself a treat.
6) However, if your car is a bit of a banger then there are other options available. This is the case as you could still make some cash from vehicle dealers or even scrap metal dealers.
- Car dealers or mechanics: In a lot of cases mechanics with their own garage, are interested in viewing old vehicles. Some of the time they buy this type of car for a small amount then ship in the parts to do repairs and then sell them off to their customers higher than the purchase price.
- Scrap Car Dealers: These are always looking to buy scrap metal so why not give them a call. They will book a time to come to your house, check your vehicle and then will make you an offer. You then receive the cash once they come to your property and remove your old car.
