• Don's Ford purchases vehicles, even if you don't buy another vehicle from us.
• Selling your vehicle to a dealership can save time compared to a private sale.
• Online trade-in tools and in-person appraisals make it easy to determine your vehicle's value.

Selling your vehicle should be straightforward, and we've found a way to make that happen.

Start by gathering basic information about your vehicle, including its year, make, model, mileage, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). From there, you can request a trade-in estimate online or visit our dealership for a professional appraisal. Our team evaluates your vehicle using current market conditions, its overall condition, maintenance history, mileage, and demand to provide a competitive offer.

Once your appraisal is complete, you can choose to sell your vehicle directly to us or apply its value toward the purchase or lease of another vehicle from our inventory. We'll also guide you through the necessary paperwork, making the transaction efficient and stress-free.

There are plenty of reasons to sell your current vehicle, whether your needs have changed or you're simply ready for something new. Selling your car can help you reduce monthly expenses, upgrade to a newer model with advanced technology and safety features, or eliminate the responsibilities that come with maintaining an older vehicle.

If you're planning to purchase another vehicle, selling your current one to a dealership can also simplify the buying process. Rather than coordinating private buyers, scheduling meetings, and handling title transfers yourself, everything will be handled in one place.

A little preparation can help create a positive first impression and ensure the appraisal process goes smoothly.

Begin by giving your vehicle a thorough cleaning, both inside and out. Washing the exterior, vacuuming the interior, and removing personal belongings helps present your vehicle at its best. If you have maintenance records, gather them before your appointment, as documented service history may demonstrate that the vehicle has been well cared for.

It's also helpful to locate important items such as extra keys, the owner's manual, wheel lock keys, and any accessories that originally came with the vehicle. Before your appraisal, check that all lights are functioning properly and address any simple maintenance items, such as topping off fluids or replacing worn windshield wipers.

Finally, be prepared with your vehicle title or payoff information if you still have an outstanding loan. Having these documents readily available can help make the selling process even more efficient.