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Originally Posted by 14thbmw
Just a guess but I think this might be my strategy if in your shoes:
1. Advertise locally (Craigslist here, although more and more it sucks). just for a week or two to see if there is local interest. Could also try FB Marketplace. Then,
A. Advertise nationally on Autotrader and similar sites. Expect it to take a while.
Or
B. If eager to sell get it listed on an auction site (even eBay) but be prepared to accept a lower price for a quicker sale
If you’re in BMW CCA advertise there, put an ad up here, other forums, etc. Low results likely but low/no cost
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Actually, I'm sort of starting with your plan.
Did a quick ad last night on Craigslist with few old pictures.
I'm about to wash / clean it and take some pictures and then do Facebook as well and update craigslist:
https://chattanooga.craigslist.org/c...190501469.html
I understand cars get sold and bought unseen and in long distances (heck, I just bought one 2700 miles away) but I prefer face to face with potential buyer. He / she can see the car or me is the real deal and I can sort of judge if it's waste of my time.