How do you sell the truly undesirable, unsellable car" Take, for example, a 23-year-old Plymouth minivan that is missing both rear seats and has more than 219,000 miles on it. Who would pay money for that" You may be surprised. A lot of people are on the lookout for vehicles shunned by the masses. To find those buyers, here are a few key rules:
Start Your Ad with the Most Popular Words
There are plenty of folks with a large family, or a need to haul stuff in an enclosed space, who just type in the word “minivan” on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace. Keyword-search terms are not just limited to model segments, of course. And it’s important to remember that lesser-known vehicles could have siblings with more name recognition. In these cases, adding a backslash in the listing’s title can go a long way. For instance: ?Chrysler Minivan/Caravan/Grand Voyager SE/1 Owner/Cold Air.” The Plymouth Voyager hasn’t been around since back in 2000, but the Dodge Caravan is still out there as a Grand Caravan. For every Isuzu Ascender that got stuck in SUV anonymity, there is a near clone Chevrolet TrailBlazer that sold in the millions.  So if you have that association, use it. Take Too Many Pictures?Especially of the Faults
Want to do better than the other sellers out there" Show you have nothing to hide by being honest about the vehicle?s flaws. Take about 40 pictures, starting with the front of the vehicle, and then do a full walk...