Carmax

[Anonymous]

If it runs, just sell it on Craigslist.

[Anonymous]

CarMax offered me $1000 for a 12 y.o. car in good condition with 75K miles on it. I sold it on Craigslist for more than 3X that amount in less than a week.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CarMax offered me $1000 for a 12 y.o. car in good condition with 75K miles on it. I sold it on Craigslist for more than 3X that amount in less than a week.

I am aware of that but I do not have the time or inclination to do it. Small kids, commute, WOH, holidays coming. No desire to transact with unknown strangers etc.

[Anonymous]

carmax give you pretty good offers.

[Anonymous]

Carmax offered me 10x the dealer offer. I am very happy and will be selling them the car.

[Anonymous]

I’ve sold two cars to them. Both offers were above blue book. It’s so easy to do. The ease factor plus a good price makes this option unmatched.

[Anonymous]

They always offer $100 more than kbb do just do the estimate online yourself.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They always offer $100 more than kbb do just do the estimate online yourself.

The current situation defies KBB.

[Anonymous]

No it doesn’t. I sold a 16 year old car with 187,000 miles on it to Carmax. They quoted me $400, which was 100 over blue book. I know I could have worked and sold privately to get more but, not worth the time to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it worth bringing a 16 year old car with LT 100K miles on it to CarMax for an appraisal? My other option is donating it. I know CarMax can offer more than a dealer but I am wondering if they have any interest in a very old car. It runs well but has a collection of minor issues.

Carmax low balls bigly. I put our old cars on Craig's list and doubled the price they quoted me. Both were sold in the same day.

[Anonymous]

I have no idea how to sell a car. What paperwork is involved? The process is overwhelming to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have no idea how to sell a car. What paperwork is involved? The process is overwhelming to me.

. Just a bill of sale with all sorts of disclaimers to protect you, then sign over the title.