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ok i'm selling my car and i keep it reasonably clean. i don't think it needs to be detailed on the exterior or interior but theres things like the wheel wells and underneath the car that i can't get to... would detailing take car of that? should i do it?
Seems like "reasonably clean" would be okay for selling, but it might be worth it to squeak a few more $$$s out of the sale. I think a professional buyer would be looking past pure outer appearance to deeper mechanical or structural issues. A private buyer might really be swayed by it though...
as JDS says, that a private buyer would most likely be swayed by "reasonably clean."
Are you selling the car as a trade in, if so you should have the car detailed especially the engine compartment. You can do it yourself if you wish, just wear gloves.
definitely not trading it in.. they'll only give me $15,000...... :evil:
thanks for the input, i'll probably end up doing it myself.
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