No need to trade in nor private sell. I lease my car every 1.5 years so always have to dispose my old car. The car broker also referred me to a company that helps you to sell the car.
Vehicle Auctions, Car Auctions, Online Auction - Pickles Auctions Australia
The car doesn't have to be a leased car. I recently sold my 2006 Honda Odyssey (standard) through them for $20000 in 2 weeks. Tried to sell through dealer for 6 months with no luck. Forget redbook, they are just guide only and it can really misguide you. It says my car would worth $29990, but no one enquire about my car even when i dropped to $20000. Get an evaluation with the trade in and see what they give you, then try Pickles.
All I had to do was fill out a form with info of my car (they didn't even look at it) they gave me an estimate of $18000-21000. Then all you have to do is drop your car off at their depot. One in each capital city.
They sold over $20000 (They take 4.4% of sell price as commission, and something like $180 to detail your car, so I got $19600 in my pocket), so very good estimate.
Vehicle Auctions, Car Auctions, Online Auction - Pickles Auctions Australia
The car doesn't have to be a leased car. I recently sold my 2006 Honda Odyssey (standard) through them for $20000 in 2 weeks. Tried to sell through dealer for 6 months with no luck. Forget redbook, they are just guide only and it can really misguide you. It says my car would worth $29990, but no one enquire about my car even when i dropped to $20000. Get an evaluation with the trade in and see what they give you, then try Pickles.
All I had to do was fill out a form with info of my car (they didn't even look at it) they gave me an estimate of $18000-21000. Then all you have to do is drop your car off at their depot. One in each capital city.
They sold over $20000 (They take 4.4% of sell price as commission, and something like $180 to detail your car, so I got $19600 in my pocket), so very good estimate.
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