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Part Exchange
Because cars purchased from an internet based company are far cheaper than ones from a main dealer, internet companies are more reluctant to offer a part exchange price for your car, and when they do it is normally a very low offer. This is probably because internet companies work for low profit margins plus they are unable to view your car before the transaction is completed. The ideal situation would be to order your new car and once you get a confirmed delivery date organise to sell your car privately. This way you will get the best of both worlds, ie the new car at the cheapest possible price and the best price for your existing car. Below are some tips which will enable you to sell your car for the best price easily. You will need all the relevant paperwork for the car so make sure you have the following: Registration Document (V5) Current and any past MOT's (these will help prove the mileage is genuine) Any service history you have plus any bills you have for the car (check to see if the service book has been stamped up by the garage) Find any spare keys and remote key fobs for the car If the car is due an MOT or service shortly it's always best to get this done, as a newly MOT'd and Serviced car is always more desirable. Have any small marks, dents or stone chips repaired, there are companies that will visit your home to do small cosmetic repairs even scuffed alloy wheels can be repaired at a small fee. And finally... Clean the car inside and out! The best way to value your car would be to check the competition, have a look in magazines like Autotrader to see what other people are offer similar cars for sale at. Be careful not to offer the car to cheaply but likewise don't overprice your car as this will result in having no enquiries. We hope this advice has been of some help Cheap Cars Online - Your Online Friend For New Car Buying! Disclaimer: All information on this site is provided in good faith for guidance only and is subject to human error. We cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage caused through following any of our advice or suggestions. Please ensure you are completely happy with any new car deal you undertake before going ahead and check with your local Trading Standards or the Office Of Fair Trading if you have any doubts. Check the individual car manufacturers website for the latest info on any particular car before buying. Copyright ©2008 all rights reserved |