craigslist 12+

My Lexus sedan sold for full price even with 200,000 miles. My ad worked. I only had one bona fide inquiry in 2 weeks, but he bought it with 24 hours after having a mechanic check it out and an extensive test drive. I think it made a difference to detail the car the day I took photos. Then I selected the best photos and organized them in a logical sequence. It is a seller’s market, folks, with new cars and many near used cars going for astronomical prices. If you car is in good shape, clean, well-presented, and fairly priced, it should sell. KBB and other guides really lowball car values. They are not helpful. Think about what you would pay for your car and add a few more dollars, especially it has great features, new tires, upgrades, etc. Prepare to negotiate on price, but if your car is in good shape (be honest) stick to your price. I did. It worked! Good luck! But watch out for scammers on CraigsList!

I’ve had this app for a while and have been using Craig’s list for a while before that when I didn’t have the app and I actually bought my first car but there is one thing though if you don’t know how to use the app there is a lot of spam of car rims which is very annoying and this is just me but I’d personally like you to be able to search farther than 250 miles maybe like the whole USA because I like to look at cars from all around but in conclusion really good app I’d recommend to anyone my friend also bought his first car there and it is also really easy to use.

In the light of the omni-powerful and consumptive nature of Facebook, it is nice to know that Craigslist is still a viable means of second hand commerce. I have had much success recently with the Craigslist app in market research, commerce, and business. Though Craigslist still censors the sales of certain legal items, they do not seem to exhibit the same political censorship propagated by the tech giants. I am grateful that there is an outlet that wagers less political agendas and focuses more on fair business practices (although there is still something missing from their market...) Congratulations to Craigslist for standing as long as they have and may they remain in profitable business into the foreseeable future. Thank you for your partial participation in 21st century commerce.