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What is OnlineCarValues.com?
There are thousands of buyers wanting to give you cash for your used car, right now! But how do you know some slick-haired car salesman won't take you to the cleaners? Or that a private party buyer will even show up? We streamline the selling process by filtering through tons of real, cash offers, making it easy for you to see who will pay the most for your car.
We collect the highest offers
We skim and retrieve offers from sources across the web, both local and national, all ready to buy your car. You can be sure that you're getting the highest prices and the most accurate appraisals of your vehicle.
Easy, convenient, and accommodating process
When it comes to appraisal, too many buyers require you to input each and every minuscule detail about your car, down to the tiniest paint chip. Some even require you to bring it in for inspection before giving a value. We've vowed to keep it simple by cutting out the filler questions without compromising the accuracy of the appraisal.
What is OnlineCarValues.com?
There are thousands of buyers wanting to give you cash for your used car, right now! But how do you know some slick-haired car salesman won't take you to the cleaners? Or that a private party buyer will even show up? We streamline the selling process by filtering through tons of real, cash offers, making it easy for you to see who will pay the most for your car.
We collect the highest offers
We skim and retrieve offers from sources across the web, both local and national, all ready to buy your car. You can be sure that you're getting the highest prices and the most accurate appraisals of your vehicle.
Easy, convenient, and accommodating process
When it comes to appraisal, too many buyers require you to input each and every minuscule detail about your car, down to the tiniest paint chip. Some even require you to bring it in for inspection before giving a value. We've vowed to keep it simple by cutting out the filler questions without compromising the accuracy of the appraisal.
Should you sell to a local dealer or a national company?
A common question that people ask when looking to sell their used vehicle is whether it's better to sell to a local dealership or to a large national corporation. We've broken it down to help you understand which solution is best for you when it comes time to sell.
Convenience
An online-only process can sometimes mean more hoops to jump through during the appraisal and transaction. Local dealerships can be more flexible throughout the sales process, but often require speaking or meeting with a live person (BONUS if you prefer dealing with real people!).
Quick Sale
When selling to a local dealership, you will most often receive payment immediately after handing over the keys, since they are able to process the transaction on-site. This means you can get cash quickly and easily, making it a convenient option, especially if you require urgent funds.
Expert Appraisal
Depending on where you live, selling to a national company may be a better option if there are only a few dealerships nearby to provide on-site appraisals. Overall, local dealerships are able to work with you a bit more on price rather than a take-it or leave-it approach from a national brand.
Not just another vehicle appraisal site...
Other vehicle evaluator sites are complicated, irritating, and seem to have endless questions before ever giving you a clear indication of what your car is worth. We've taken a different approach by streamlining the process of getting vehicle values, without bogging you down with filler questions and other details.
Three major factors that determine the price of a used car
Condition
The better the condition of the vehicle, the higher the price it can command. Factors that influence the condition of a vehicle include its age, mileage, service history, accident history, and overall wear and tear.
Quick Sale
When selling to a local dealership, you will most often receive payment immediately after handing over the keys, since they are able to process the transaction on-site. This means you can get cash quickly and easily, making it a convenient option, especially if you require urgent funds.
Expert Appraisal
Depending on where you live, selling to a national company may be a better option if there are only a few dealerships nearby to provide on-site appraisals. Overall, local dealerships are able to work with you a bit more on price rather than a take-it or leave-it approach from a national brand.
What should you bring when selling your car?
Valid driver's license
Acceptable forms of identification include a valid driver's license, a state-issued identification card for non-drivers, or a passport/passport card.
Title & payoff information
It is necessary for all title holders to make arrangements to attend. Additionally, in cases where there is a lien that has already been paid and is mentioned on the title, you will require a release document from the lien holder.
Keys, remotes, and owner's manual
Missing keys, remotes, or owner's manuals can potentially reduce any offer value for your vehicle. It's important to keep these items together and ready for the sale.