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[Knuckle Dragger]

I agree, I have a old friend he is about 90 now, but he has always been that way, he will put a sky high price on something and will sit on it until it sells without never budging on his price. Me when I decide to sell I want it gone, and I usually price it to sell. I was the same way when I had my little used car lot, I would go to auction and get them and check them out and clean them up and price them to sell.. Turned most cars in a few days. But I sold working people cars, no high end stuff.

Yeah, I was just bored with it and wanted something else to tinker with. I had fun driving it so that helped the "wait and see" relaxed attitude. I completely get the want rid of it thing. I've been there too.

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[east302]

I was the same way when I had my little used car lot, I would go to auction and get them and check them out and clean them up and price them to sell.. Turned most cars in a few days. But I sold working people cars, no high end stuff.

Just curious, what were the easiest cars to sell?

 

[Oldblue98]

Just curious, what were the easiest cars to sell?

Keeping in mind this was back around 1995-2000 it was Ford Taurus, Chevy Cavalier and any make trucks sold good.