I finally listed the Cobalt for sale last night. I already have 5 people coming out to look at it over the next several days!!
Keeping my fingers crossed that it sells. Have it listed for $400 more than I am really hoping for, so I'm pretty confident that I will get that I want, and it seems like it will go quick.
Had a lot more people comment on it and ask questions, and it hasn't even been listed for 24 hours yet. Haha, I should have asked for more.
It will be such a relief to be done with it, and be able to pay off most of the LOC. Drove it to town today and it's still running great. Vacuumed it out. Tonight we are changing the oil. Now I just need to give it a quick scrub.
I won't lie. I'm going to miss it. Such a quiet, smooth ride, and it has a lot more power than the Neon. Sigh.
As a side note, I am sick. Ugh. I didn't do much working today. I did take an hour nap, that felt great. Had to postpone client meetings until Thursday. Praying I get over it quickly.
Selling the Car
January 27th, 2015 at 10:26 pm
January 28th, 2015 at 12:18 am 1422404332
January 28th, 2015 at 01:35 am 1422408905
January 28th, 2015 at 02:05 am 1422410740
If you believe you've underpriced the [Cobalt's] market, just take offers and keep explaining that you promised one of the earliest callers you wouldn't sell until she's had a change to 'drive down.' Ask potential buyers to write their phone number and offer. Who knows, you might create a bidding war!
If you haven't done so, check KBB or one of the raters like CarFax so you don't under price yourself. You can always withdraw the ad and resubmit with a new price. If anyone asks, you can honestly tell them you made an error pricing the inital ad because you were ill and got confused.
January 28th, 2015 at 01:49 pm 1422452944
January 29th, 2015 at 02:52 am 1422499976