How to Sell Your Non-Runner Car Without Spending Money on Repairs?
If your car no longer starts, it can be tempting to spend money trying to get it running again before you sell it. You might think a working car will always attract a better price. While that can sometimes be true, repairs can also cost more than the extra money you get from the sale. For many owners, the better option is to sell the car in its current condition. A non-runner can still have value. The vehicle may have usable parts, a good body, valuable metal, a working gearbox, a decent interior, or simply enough value to interest a buyer who repairs cars. Even an old car that has reached the end of its road may be worth something to a car removal or recycling business. The key is to be honest about the condition, understand your selling options and avoid putting money into repairs that may not pay you back. What Is a Non-Runner Car? A non-runner is a vehicle that cannot be driven normally. The car may not start at all, or it may start but have a serious problem that makes it uns...