Check Out Our Ratings First!
When you're ready to sell your car, it's easy to assume the biggest name must automatically be the best place to go. You see the commercials, enormous dealerships, national advertising campaigns and familiar logos everywhere, so choosing one of “the big guys” can feel like the obvious decision.
But you're not buying advertising. You're selling a valuable asset. And before you hand over the keys, there's a much better question to ask: Who has actually earned my business?
That's where doing a little homework, and checking customer ratings, can become far more important than recognizing a company name.
Bigger Doesn't Automatically Mean Better
Large dealerships and national automotive companies certainly have advantages. They're recognizable, they're convenient and they process enormous numbers of vehicles. But size alone doesn't tell you what your individual selling experience will be like.
When you're selling a vehicle potentially worth tens of thousands of dollars, you should be looking beyond the size of the sign on the building. How does the company treat customers? How straightforward is the process? What have previous sellers said about their experiences? And, of course, what are they actually willing to pay for your vehicle?
CarBuyerUSA may not have a giant dealership on every corner, and that's rather the point. We aren't trying to sell you another car. We want to buy the one you already have.
Before You Sell to One of “The Big Guys”
What Should You Compare? |
Why It Matters |
|---|---|
Purchase offer |
Your vehicle may be worth thousands—compare before accepting |
Customer ratings |
See how previous customers rate their experiences |
BBB information |
Research the company's history and reputation |
Selling process |
Know what happens before you hand over the vehicle |
Payment process |
Understand how and when you'll be paid |
Customer service |
Bigger doesn't automatically mean more personal |
CarBuyerUSA |
Give us a chance to compete for your car |
Ratings Tell a Story Advertising Can't
Any company can tell you how wonderful it is. That's what advertising is supposed to do. Customer ratings provide something different: a look at what people who have actually dealt with the company thought about the experience.
That's why we encourage sellers to check our ratings. But don't stop there, either! Compare them. Research CarBuyerUSA just as carefully as you research the bigger companies you're considering. Look at customer feedback, company history and reputation. Then decide who deserves the opportunity to purchase your vehicle.
We don't need you to take our word for it. We'd much rather you do the homework yourself.
Get Their Price. Then Get Ours.
There's another mistake sellers sometimes make: getting one offer and assuming they've discovered what their vehicle is worth. One buyer's offer tells you what one buyer is willing to pay. That's useful information, but it isn't necessarily the end of the conversation.
If one of the big guys has already given you a price, great. Now give CarBuyerUSA an opportunity to compete. Comparing offers gives you actual information instead of wondering afterward whether you could have done better somewhere else.
Our team purchases cars, trucks and SUVs directly from owners throughout the continental United States. Because we're interested in buying your vehicle, not selling you another one, our entire relationship with you begins with the vehicle you want to sell.
Before You Hand Over the Keys, Compare
Brand recognition is powerful. But when you're deciding who gets your vehicle, recognition shouldn't be the only qualification.
Check the offer. Check the process. Check the ratings. Then check out CarBuyerUSA.com!
If one of the big guys ultimately earns your business, at least you'll know you compared your options first.
But before you make that decision, give CarBuyerUSA a chance to put our price and our reputation alongside theirs.
Because when you're selling something worth thousands—or tens of thousands—the biggest name in the room doesn't automatically deserve the keys.
