Selling your car is a big decision. It becomes more complicated if you have owned the vehicle for a long time and grown attached to it. But when you are looking for an upgrade and don’t have enough space in your driveway for two vehicles, you have no option but to sell it. However, it is also important to avoid some mistakes while negotiating a reasonable price for your vehicle. Not finding out your car’s worth Depreciation impacts your vehicle as soon as you drive it off the lot the first time you buy a car. But that doesn’t mean your car has no potential for resale. Websites like Kelley Blue Book provide updated asking rates and quotes trending online using your car’s VIN number, make and model details, and listed features. Find out exactly how much you can get for the car with the help of such platforms. Not being honest about the car’s condition A pre-owned vehicle will undoubtedly require some repair work to jazz it up for sale. But if there are any major performance or structural issues, these factors will impact the car’s value. Therefore, one must always be honest about the car’s condition before quoting a price.