Trouble selling a Celica
I'm having real problems selling my car. It is advertised on Autotrader below for your reference.
It has now been on and off the site for four months, using all media available - online, mobile and magazine.
So far I've not had one call on it.
I originally I think I was asking too much for it - £6500. this has steadily decreased and I feel like it is in the middle of the market when I compare to other similar models.
It is now advertised at £5,245. It has some features which are quite rare, reverse parking sensors which I for one have not seen on any other Celica. As such I'm reluctant to sell below £5,000.
Am I asking too much or should I simply be advertising elsewhere?
It has now been on and off the site for four months, using all media available - online, mobile and magazine.
So far I've not had one call on it.
I originally I think I was asking too much for it - £6500. this has steadily decreased and I feel like it is in the middle of the market when I compare to other similar models.
It is now advertised at £5,245. It has some features which are quite rare, reverse parking sensors which I for one have not seen on any other Celica. As such I'm reluctant to sell below £5,000.
Am I asking too much or should I simply be advertising elsewhere?
Asked on 15 November 2011 by Pots888
Answered by
Honest John
Just put it through www.sure-sell.info and you'll get what it's worth without wasting any more money on advertising.
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