1999 Pontiac Bonneville SSE
(Ely,Iowa)
2002 Nissan Frontier King Cab
(Fairfield, CA)
2001 Porsche 911 Turbo
(Kirkland, WA)
2004 TOYOTA SIENNA LE
(Monterey, CA)
2006 DODGE CHARGER R/T
(PHOENIX, AZ)
Selling a Truck (Writing an Ad)If you want to attract a buyer you must write an ad that is clear, concise and correct.* Be precise in your description of your car, detailing the make and model, year of manufacture, engine and transmission details, major options and its general condition. Include odometer reading if it is low for the age. * Avoid abbreviations and jargon that might make it hard to understand for the reader. * Keep the words to a minimum, 20 to 30 should be enough to get your message across. HOW MUCH SHOULD I ASK Putting an unrealistically high price in your ad will almost certainly mean you'll waste your weekends waiting for the phone to ring, but put too low a price in it will have you rushed off your feet by tyre kickers hoping for a bargain. * In the weeks leading up to running your ad scan the classifieds and websites and get an idea of the prices being asked for similar makes and models as yours.
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