Selling an old car is not an easy task, especially if only one name remains from the car. The success of the deal depends, of course, on the condition of the car. The following guidelines will help you find a buyer.
1. First you need to assess the profitability of the sale. The Internet will help you to find out the average market price for a specific car brand, taking into account its equipment and defects. Sometimes a car can be of interest to collectors, which will greatly facilitate the sale. If the car looks more like a pile of metal, then it would be most reasonable to hand it over for recycling.
2. The car must be removed from the register. After buying a car from a new owner, there should be no problems. A legally clean deal can attract more buyers. If the vehicle is not on the move, and it does not have a technical inspection or insurance certificate, then a tow truck or any volunteer who will take the car to its destination in tow will help to get to the traffic police.
3. To place an advertisement for the sale of a car, a variety of channels of interaction with buyers are suitable. These can be different auctions on the Internet, classifieds sites or forums. You can submit an ad to a newspaper or magazine, because these sources of information are still quite popular. If the car model belongs to the retro classic, then the announcement can be placed on the forum of antique car lovers. When a buyer is found, the transaction can be drawn up independently, for this it is necessary to draw up a standard contract for the purchase and sale of a car in handwritten form.
4. If the car is not in demand among ordinary people, you can study the offers of various car dealerships. Today, many dealers buy old cars, taking its value against the subsequent purchase. This option is suitable for those who are planning to purchase a new car.
5. If the vehicle is out of stock, you can consider selling individual parts. Such a thing can be entrusted to auto-dismantlers or you can do it yourself.
6. If the previous advice did not help to find buyers, then the only way remains is to rent the car for scrap. Naturally, this will not bring a large profit, but on the contrary, it may require additional costs, for example, to deliver the car to the metal collection point. But sometimes this is the only way to get rid of the car. Plus it will be environmentally friendly.
