When you’re selling a car with body damage, it’s important to be clear about what you’re selling. You may be thinking of selling the car as is, with all of the damage done. However, there are a few things you can do to make sure your car is sold at a higher price and that potential buyers understand what they’re buying.

  1. Make sure the damage is clearly stated in the sale contract. This will help buyers understand what they’re getting into and ensure that they don’t end up paying too much for a car that has been damaged in an accident.
  2. Be clear about how much money you’ll need to pay for the repairs. This will help potential buyers understand how much money they’ll have to spend on repairs and also give them some idea of how much their purchase might cost in total.
  3. Make sure potential buyers know about any warranties that are available on the car. These warranties can protect buyers from any financial losses if the car is not repaired or replaced within a certain time period.