Why is this '97 Boxster unsellable at $6900 ?

[mikefocke]

Not like a house. Decluttering (remove 1/3 of the furniture from every room), neuturalizing paint, removing pictures, fresh/cleaned carpet in neutral color, minimal things on furniture tops, clean windows, shades up. Those pay off.

Just as cleaning the car, polishing the windows, removing junk, having good pictures etc. does.

The idea is to help the prospective buyer envision his stuff there.

[Porsche9]

Originally Posted by mikefocke

Not like a house. Decluttering (remove 1/3 of the furniture from every room), neuturalizing paint, removing pictures, fresh/cleaned carpet in neutral color, minimal things on furniture tops, clean windows, shades up. Those pay off.

Just as cleaning the car, polishing the windows, removing junk, having good pictures etc. does.

The idea is to help the prospective buyer envision his stuff there.

A man with some real estate experience. I was thinking the same thing. This is especially true with first time buyers with little cash on hand or any idea on how to get done and less interest in actually getting it done.

[husker boxster]

Originally Posted by mikefocke

Just as cleaning the car, polishing the windows, removing junk, having good pictures etc. does.

A couple of simple things like cleaning door jams, wheel wells, and inside wheels takes probably an hr but makes a huge difference making the car look new.

I've never understood why someone would take pics of a car AT NIGHT at a gas station or car wash. Then the pics of the interior show trash all over and a bucket of gravel on the floor. Not a good vibe.