Selling Tips?

Make sure the pics are good, any issues are disclosed. Selling 'as-is' will always raise red flags though, do you have any idea what it would take for the car to pass a safety?

Affixing the phrase "no lowballers" will ensure you get your asking price.

mxthor3 wrote: ↑ do you have any idea what it would take for the car to pass a safety?

The car does drive fine, but some things could be improved on.

dxbender wrote: ↑ The car does drive fine, but some things could be improved on.

Doesn't take much to pass a safety. It would definitely help you sell it if it wasn't being sold as-is

You can indicate:
General condition of car (like no damage to bumpers, fenders). No signs of rust.
Any accidents in the past
Type of maintenance services done and last performed
Any desirable options it has (for example, sunroof ? Heated seats ? Power seats ? Halogen or hid or led lightings ? Etc)
Disclose typical gas mileage consumption, if applicable

Why not Kijiji?

If you want most exposure use Autotrader, Kijiji, and Facebook Marketplace.

Btw for my own experience I feel that Autotrader gets buyers for cars ~$10k or higher but Kijiji and FB is better for lower valued cars.

Also IMO surprisingly FB is taking over Kijiji when selling used items.

Make sure you get a UVIP from Service Ontario; like others have mentioned any service history on the vehicle would be helpful and a safety certificate would ease the potential buyer.

For example I recently bought a used vehicle from a seller that posted on Auto Trader for $5k. I looked on all 3 sources; I contacted a few only 2 got back to me and I went with the car that I wanted. The seller was open about everything. He didn't have the safety done but, he did have the brakes and rotors replaced before I picked up the car. I work on my own cars so I looked at a few things new everything else was fine. it cost me $100 for the safety and I didn't have to do any work to the car.