Interesting website. Tried estimating a trade in and price seems pretty fair. Also checked out their for sale inventory and seems like they are pricing the cars quite high.QTheNukes wrote: ↑ Carity.ca that is what I used to sell mine, they offered as much as I could have hoped to get doing it myself. Super easy service. They do an appraisal, they confirm the offer. They give you an initial offer through the website. In my case they took $150 off for a door ding after appraisal.
I think they are super new though, maybe a couple months, not a lot of reviews yet. I found the staff super friendly and very responsive. I took their cash later option which seems like a good deal given the current climate for selling cars.
Do they give you the cheque on the same day as the appraisal? Do they do a test drive?QTheNukes wrote: ↑ Carity.ca that is what I used to sell mine, they offered as much as I could have hoped to get doing it myself. Super easy service. They do an appraisal, they confirm the offer. They give you an initial offer through the website. In my case they took $150 off for a door ding after appraisal.
I think they are super new though, maybe a couple months, not a lot of reviews yet. I found the staff super friendly and very responsive. I took their cash later option which seems like a good deal given the current climate for selling cars.
They booked an appraisal a for a couple days after I asked for one and later the same day as the appraisal I got a contract to sign. They offered to pick it up 2 days later, which didn't work for me, so they came like 5 days later with the cheque. Entire thing could be condensed down to 4 or 5 days I would say, your availability being the largest factor.Kingsmen17 wrote: ↑ Do they give you the cheque on the same day as the appraisal? Do they do a test drive?
Thanks for the info.QTheNukes wrote: ↑ They booked an appraisal a for a couple days after I asked for one and later the same day as the appraisal I got a contract to sign. They offered to pick it up 2 days later, which didn't work for me, so they came like 5 days later with the cheque. Entire thing could be condensed down to 4 or 5 days I would say, your availability being the largest factor.
They never asked to drive my car. The appraiser turned it on and did a bunch of checks and what not. I am sure it says in the fine print that your car needs to drive properly and that it is mechanically sound.
I think they are looking for cars that can be flipped fairly easily and don't need work. They offered me 30-40% more than any dealer did, and in line with the best tire kickers who had a long list of needs.
Same here. They offered a decent price, one guy came to inspect it for 40 minutes, he didn't drive it, I'm pretty sure he's a pro, and knows judging by the car condition, if it's in a good mechanical shape.QTheNukes wrote: ↑
They never asked to drive my car. The appraiser turned it on and did a bunch of checks and what not. I am sure it says in the fine print that your car needs to drive properly and that it is mechanically sound.
I think they are looking for cars that can be flipped fairly easily and don't need work. They offered me 30-40% more than any dealer did, and in line with the best tire kickers who had a long list of needs.
+1 for Carity. It’s run by a bunch of car enthusiasts that understand the industry extremely well.QTheNukes wrote: ↑ Carity.ca that is what I used to sell mine, they offered as much as I could have hoped to get doing it myself. Super easy service. They do an appraisal, they confirm the offer. They give you an initial offer through the website. In my case they took $150 off for a door ding after appraisal.
I think they are super new though, maybe a couple months, not a lot of reviews yet. I found the staff super friendly and very responsive. I took their cash later option which seems like a good deal given the current climate for selling cars.
They blew me away with offer on my 2018 Pacifica, 38000+ k, however wife would not agree to move it...napoleonbot wrote: ↑ How fair is the price, I guess I can't expect it reflect current crazy used market rate.
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