If you have reached that point, its time to sell the GT-R.
1) Get the car properly detailed and washed, before taking photos or visiting buying locations, such as Car Max or a dealer.
2) Take some very good photos in side and outside.
3) Get a print out of the service history.
4) Take pictures of the Vin and door tag.
5) Once all of the above is done visit NADA or KBB.com
http://www.nadaguides.com/
or
http://www.kbb.com/
Find out the going value of your GT-R when pricing for sale on the USED car market.
trade in value is what the dealer would pay for it and retail is what the suggested retail price would be.
If you do not want to deal with the public and would like to sell the car quickly, there is a used car trade in feature on Auto Trader :
https://tradein.auto...arketPlace.aspx Or you can contact Nissan dealerships and give them an offer between trade in and your target price, it might work or some dealers might want to buy it for way less then your target price.
Safety Tips when selling your GT-R as a private party:
Meet at a location other then your personal home, always get a copy of the licensed driver and also a valid copy of their insurance policy before venturing out on a test drive, and do not the drive on his own.
Once all is good and the buyer is ready to pay, Bank wire is probably the best way to make large payments / DO not accept cashiers check unless your willing to cash it at the bank it was drafted at and or cash it and have your bank put a hold on it until it clears. I have heard can take as long as 10 business days to clear.
Once all has been paid always make full disclosure and have all of the details of the car signed off and notarized that both of the parties agree of the sales contract. This way should any issue come up your not leaving your self exposed to legal problems. With regards to this matter in California make sure at the time of the sale the seller pays for the smog and has that paper work included in the sale of the car.
If I could add something here, I think it's also wise that once paid you give the buyer the title to register and only after they register it do you give them the car and keys. I was told by someone at a driving school that there's been instances of someone not registering the car right away and getting something as simple as a parking ticket that was assessed to the previous owner b/c the title had not been transferred.
Very informative. I wonder why Edmunds list used GTR's approx 10 thousands dollar cheaper than KKB and Nada? Dealers like to say that they use Edmunds, of course.
1) Get the car properly detailed and washed, before taking photos or visiting buying locations, such as Car Max or a dealer.
2) Take some very good photos in side and outside.
3) Get a print out of the service history.
4) Take pictures of the Vin and door tag.
5) Once all of the above is done visit NADA or KBB.com
http://www.nadaguides.com/
or
http://www.kbb.com/
Find out the going value of your GT-R when pricing for sale on the USED car market.
trade in value is what the dealer would pay for it and retail is what the suggested retail price would be.
If you do not want to deal with the public and would like to sell the car quickly, there is a used car trade in feature on Auto Trader :
https://tradein.auto...arketPlace.aspx Or you can contact Nissan dealerships and give them an offer between trade in and your target price, it might work or some dealers might want to buy it for way less then your target price.
Safety Tips when selling your GT-R as a private party:
Meet at a location other then your personal home, always get a copy of the licensed driver and also a valid copy of their insurance policy before venturing out on a test drive, and do not the drive on his own.
Once all is good and the buyer is ready to pay, Bank wire is probably the best way to make large payments / DO not accept cashiers check unless your willing to cash it at the bank it was drafted at and or cash it and have your bank put a hold on it until it clears. I have heard can take as long as 10 business days to clear.
Once all has been paid always make full disclosure and have all of the details of the car signed off and notarized that both of the parties agree of the sales contract. This way should any issue come up your not leaving your self exposed to legal problems. With regards to this matter in California make sure at the time of the sale the seller pays for the smog and has that paper work included in the sale of the car.
If I could add something here, I think it's also wise that once paid you give the buyer the title to register and only after they register it do you give them the car and keys. I was told by someone at a driving school that there's been instances of someone not registering the car right away and getting something as simple as a parking ticket that was assessed to the previous owner b/c the title had not been transferred.
Very informative. I wonder why Edmunds list used GTR's approx 10 thousands dollar cheaper than KKB and Nada? Dealers like to say that they use Edmunds, of course.
