We had an extra car taking up space in our garage that had been sitting so long it didn't run anymore. We wanted to get rid of it but didn't want to take the time out of our busy lives to deal with it....Imagine walking into a dealership, test-driving a car that you know is right for you, and walking out knowing that you are getting a better price than you could have negotiated on your own....
Imagine selling your car for a fair price without any hassle. And imagine in all of these scenarios, paying a reasonable service fee that, in the end, saves you $1,500 – $2,500!
Did you know…
- A high percentage of car salespeople are inexperienced, in their first sales job, and lack product knowledge.
- Most car salespeople are paid a commission based on the profit the dealership makes on your sale.
- Many used vehicles have been involved in accidents that affect the safety of that vehicle.
- When you sell your vehicle and accept payment, even if the buyer uses a cashier’s check and/or an official bank check, payment can be held or stopped on that check.
- Unless stated otherwise, all used cars sold are “as is.”
- Many dealerships offer sale prices that are contingent on the purchase of additional equipment and add-ons.