Steps to Selling Your Car to a Dealership

Step One: Prep Vehicle

If you’re looking to sell your vehicle, you’ll first want to prep it a bit. When you present it in its best condition, it helps you receive the most possible in return for it. So, if you’re now looking for “how to boost your car’s trade-in value” or “how to prep your vehicle for sale,” you may want to take a look at some the steps listed below.

• Cleaning and detailing interior and exterior
• Providing any necessary service
• Collecting documentation for past services

After you’ve prepped your ride, you may want to look at our value your trade tool, which will provide you with an estimate of your vehicle’s worth. That way, you know what a fair offer looks like.

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Step Two: Bring Vehicle to Our Dealership

Once your vehicle is prepped, you’ll next want to bring it into our dealership for inspection. Here, we’ll make sure everything is in working order as far as the powertrain, electrical system, and other key components go.

Then, we’ll conduct some research regarding your ride. We’ll look into the year, make, model, mileage, and more as we look to determine the vehicle’s desirability on the open market.

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Step Three: Offer & Potential Acceptance

After we’ve compiled the information we’ve gathered from our inspection and research process, we’ll be able to present you with an offer. You can accept, decline, or even elect to mull it over for a bit—the offer won’t go anywhere!

If you decide to accept, all we’ll need is your license as well as the title and registration for the vehicle. Then, you can hand over the keys and head home with your compensation!

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Summary of the Process

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Benefits of Selling to a Dealership

The number one benefit of selling to a dealership like us is our ability to have you seeing green in a quick and convenient manner. Rather than waiting weeks and months to receive fair compensation on the private market, we’ll have an offer in your hands the same day you come in. Hard to beat that, whether you’re eyeing up another purchase or just want to make a deposit into your savings account!