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<center><img src="http://i16.ebayimg.com/01/i/02/11/6c/23_3.JPG"></center><p>Has anybody had luck selling their A8 on EBAY? I have bought a car and sold a couple of other cars and have found it to be more of a buyers market.<ul><li><a href="http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&amp;item=2483586128">Ebay A8</a></li></ul>

Ming Blues

Try A4, 90, 4000, 5000 Forums for a move-up buyer in your area.

bpower1

i'd advise you rethink the copy in your ad.

dont promote your drag racing and high speed driving escapades. i read that, plus you're a college student, plus it had the tranny rebuilt (by aamco of all places) and i'd stay way from it. i'd rather buy from an executive in the burbs who drive it gingerly to and from golf.

and i'm sure your car is in great shape as you clearly love it.

CEB

...I figure that if the seller can't spell.....

...I read this from your ad:

"Speeding (probably drunk) college student wants to dump abused A8 before he has to pour more money into it. Being cheap, he has his car serviced by AAMCO and Jiffy-Lube and has added drug-dealer tint and junky go-faster bits. This car will break down within days"

Here's what I would want the reader to see:

"College student wishes to sell inherited A8 because insurance costs are too high. The car has been regularly maintained and has been lovingly cared for"

PaulW

:-)

Ming Blues

Believe you can make changes before someone bids. Maybe say something to your audiance about the benefits of owning a fast old man's car? Holds lots of stuff, travel in style, the beast won't rust and looks good as new. Cost over $70k new. Perfect car to impress the boss and get assigned a great spot in the parking lot. Very theft resistant. etc.

Paldi

Will you have license back by snow time? Keep it on blocks!

CaseyH

I've noticed that these car sell for a lot more here in the Seattle area.