Selling your car is many times compared to art.  With the right manner, one can sell even the worsts car to someone who doesn’t need it. For this to happen, you need to set the right price for the vehicle you’re trying to sell.  To do it, you'll need to do a bit of research on the market. Don’t go too high or too low as in both cases, you'll push away potential buyers. Once you list your vehicle online you can easily change any details.

An important rule, after you've sold your vehicle, is to make sure you’re no longer the owner and the transfer has been done. This way, you will avoid paying fees and taxes of a car you don’t drive any more.

Another important fact is, you shouldn’t sell your car to a person you know and have close relationships with. It will lower the price of your car and might ruin your relationship. In every second-hand car lays a hidden issue, which probably even you don’t know about. When that issue pops out in the car you sold to that person, he might say that you've hidden that away from him/her.

If you have a car with low mileage, you should definitely emphasize that fact by taking a close up photo of the dashboard. There are people who don’t trust what the clock is showing, however, if your car has low mileage,  don’t miss to show it. It has proven the psychological effect.

A piece of paper on the window with your number is not working as good as it used to any more, especially when you park in your neighbourhood and everybody knows you. It’s best if you list your car online. That way you'll have the best chance of getting the amount you've asked for.