Unfortunately, no one is immune from a car accident. As a rule, after a major accident, the question arises of what to do with the wrecked car. Professionals advise selling the car, because even after a very high-quality repair, the car will not be the same as it was before the accident. There are several ways to sell a wrecked car.
Instructions
Step 1
Sell your car yourself by placing advertisements in newspapers, magazines and free classified ads on the internet. To do this, you need to decide on the choice of publication and fill out an advertisement form. The most popular newspapers are Iz Ruk v Ruki and Avito. You can also advertise for the sale of a wrecked car on relevant sites that have free message boards. Fill in all the necessary information about the car and add photos - this will significantly speed up the sale.
Step 2
Use the services of one of the firms that redeem wrecked cars. Such firms are engaged in a preliminary assessment of the vehicle and its removal from the register with the subsequent execution of a purchase and sale agreement. You will be given the opportunity to preliminary estimate the car via the Internet - you just need to fill out a special form on the company's website and upload photos of the wrecked car. The company's specialists carry out an assessment taking into account all damage to the car. If the offered price suits you, you just have to fill out all the documents necessary for the transaction. Thanks to the services of such companies, you will not have to spend money on repairing your car - you will receive money and will be able to purchase a new car.
Step 3
If you want to sell a broken car as soon as possible, take it apart for parts. This option is ideal for those whose car cannot be recovered from an accident. In this case, the price of the car will be determined by the cost of the surviving parts, which can be sold on the secondary market, or used to restore other damaged cars. Be prepared to be offered a price significantly lower than what you would like to receive.
