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Selling to Balise Is a Breeze!
When it’s time to move on to a different vehicle, one of the first decisions is what to do with the old one: sell it yourself, trade it in where you’re buying your new car, or sell it to a dealership for cash. Naturally, how much money you can get from any of those choices is of top concern.
But even if you do get the amount you want, will all that hassle and time spent be worth it? Let’s look at the differences between trading/selling to Balise and selling privately.

SELLING ON YOUR OWN
When you sell your vehicle by yourself, you must do the following:
- Get the vehicle clean inside and out.
- Take plenty of photos (interior and exterior) and edit them.
- Figure out an asking price based on year, make, model, equipment, and condition.
- Create listings in several places (social media, car sales websites, newspaper, etc.)
- Respond to phone calls, e-mails, and texts from potential buyers – knowing they may not all be seriously interested.
- Set up meeting times with interested buyers – and hope they show up.
- Be ready to negotiate with buyers who don’t intend to pay your asking price.
- Check out serious buyers (for example, making sure they’re licensed and insured before they test-drive your car).
- Facilitate steps in the sale process, such as filling out the title for the transfer and making sure the buyer registers the car promptly.
- Be ready for an unpleasant phone call from the buyer should something go wrong with the car – even if you weren’t aware of any mechanical issues.

SELLING/TRADING TO BALISE
When you trade or sell your vehicle at Balise, all you have to do is:
- Bring the vehicle to us.
- Let our specialized team members photograph the vehicle, assess its condition, and road-test/inspect it to evaluate it mechanically.
- Receive our offer and decide if you want to go through with the transaction.
Notice how short the list for dealership trade-in is compared to the list for selling on your own. Three easy steps and you’re all set! You can put the sale amount toward another vehicle, or take your check right to the bank.