agentpeppermint

My fiance is trying to sell his car but is having a hard time with cheap advertising, we've tried a sign in the window, craigslist ( full of scammers like no tomorrow! ) and word of mouth... does anyone know of any place that is low cost and can get rid of a car fast?

Toontje

Just leave it parked somewhere with the keys in it.

SpoogleDrummer

eBay motors? Though can't be too sure of getting a good price.

Chrissywissy100

Putting an ad in the local freely distributed paper is always worth a go for a small cost, normally no more than 10GBP and will also be placed in the affiliated papers too. That's how I got rid of my two cars. Often worth sticking a note in your car window too giving phone number, price, and when taxed and MOT'd till. I've heard good things about www.autotrader.co.uk, but dont know if / how much they charge.

tonrob

I used eBay to get rid of mine prior to leaving. Worked so smoothly that my Dad successfully sold his that way too.

English Muffin

I put mine on Autotrader and it was sold within 3 days. This was about 18 months ago though when the economy was a bit better.

tamms_1965

DH puts his on work-sponsored list.

agentpeppermint

hey thanks ill have him look into autotrader and ebay.... as far as the keys in it lol, its been parked on the front for almost 3 months now... someone stole the clio parked in front of his gti lol

Patrick Hasler

Honest Johns..... behind the viaducts near Vauxhall bridge (south side).

Or ... as mentioned earlier Ebay

cranston

I have used Ebay in the past and been very happy with the result.

Toonyank

We sold a car on eBay which was bought within 3 days (Friday 30th Jan) and a motorbike also on eBay which was picked up yesterday. Both guys (separate) came by with cash and picked the vehicles up as planned. We got a quote for the car (2004 Clio) at a dealer on the morning of the sale for £2,550 - so we agreed the same price with the guy who bought it. eBay was hassle-free. Would recommend