DarenR

If so, how was the experience? Is it worth it? Can anyone suggest any other good places to advertise my car for sale?

rigor

90% of the times the winning bidder will not come through.

It is a very good place to garner interest (locally or semi locally), however.

DarenR

that was my same thinking..

Liquid

And I used ebay to check the market value, it worked very well in my case as I had a show truck, and it let the insurance company know that the "Book Value" wasn't enough.

However, I don't think Ebay is worth it unless you're selling a car worth under $5000, or you just want to get rid of a car period.

I would say most ebay sales are 10 to 20% less then if you sold them locally, and plus ebay charges two limbs

muvment

I bought my A4 on ebay about a month and a half ago. I got a good deal, but i don't think the seller feels the same way. I got a 96 A4 w/ 78k for $10G. I was pretty happy with my deal (definatly a step up from my saturn). But you can always watch the auction of similar cars and see what the close at. My friend sold a jeep for 4G more than he could get for it locally

corona

I sold a Saab 900 convertable that I restored and it worked out well. The people drove 5 hrs to pick it up. No problems. I think ebay is good for rare, odd, high-miles, etc. Seems like Audi's go too cheap (for a seller). My $.02