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I put my car on the forum I was on all the time and someone bought it in a week (it was my 2012 911 Turbo S).
You could throw it up on cars.com and autotrader... for bring a trailer, it seems MUCH more complicated, you'd need so many pictures, so much detail, etc, etc. It would take MUCH longer.
What you getting instead of your S63? I traded in my last 2 cars on newer S63's. This is my third. I can't imagine a better car for $85k. I don't ever want to sell my 2018.
I put my car on the forum I was on all the time and someone bought it in a week (it was my 2012 911 Turbo S).
You could throw it up on cars.com and autotrader... for bring a trailer, it seems MUCH more complicated, you'd need so many pictures, so much detail, etc, etc. It would take MUCH longer.
What you getting instead of your S63? I traded in my last 2 cars on newer S63's. This is my third. I can't imagine a better car for $85k. I don't ever want to sell my 2018.
That is good advice. It is now on cars.com.
Love the car, but some things have changed so it is time.
Not sure on the next one but it will not be nearly as upstream.
I test drive other vehicles and get back in the S63 and instantly remember why they are special.
I sold a car quickly to a dealer who responded to an “instant offer”, I think it was cars.com. Turned out to be a local-to-me high volume Ford dealer. I had it listed on Cargurus which created some negotiating leverage with the dealer I sold it to. Price I received was 25% higher than the “instant offer” which are always lowballs.
Suggestions:
mbworld
cargurus
craigslist
FB if that’s your thing
“Instant offers” which alerts dealers to your car and you can haggle offline for a better price
03-08-2023, 07:12 PM
