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It is important to say what kind of car, what year and how many miles. Without that info it is hard to give advice. Some cars have a specialized market, like Mustangs or convertibles or diesel engines. Knowing that adds to what your Freepers can tell you. Also, investigate what your model is selling for by searching online.

Thanks General.

The car is a 2010 Honda Accord V6 Coupe, Automatic Transmission, with pretty much every option included. It will hit 150,000 miles this week, most of which are highway miles. Everything works, with body wear and tear you'd expect for the mileage on a daily driver. Pricing, as I've been looking, seems to fall just south of $10,000.

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The car is a 2010 Honda Accord V6 Coupe, “

Honda’s, especially coups, have a dedicated following. I’d research local car clubs and offer it at a slight premium in their newsletter or their website. They will be only too happy to list it for you, probably free. Include plenty of pictures showing both the 20 foot appeal and close-ups of dings and bangs. If the air condition works, that’s a plus. If not, say so. I have found honesty is much appreciated. The fact that you are honest about the condition prevents people from being angry if they would not buy a car with whatever flaw you didn’t mention.

Best of luck.