- 1). Make certain all of the paperwork for your car is in order. It should have a recent inspection sticker, and you should have a copy of the title. Gather together any records of repairs, oil changes and other services that you have had done so that you can demonstrate to potential buyers that the car has been well maintained.
- 2). Clean your pink car inside and out. Take it to professionals to have the upholstery and carpeting cleaned, as well as detailed. Your car will command a higher price if it looks either new or meticulously kept up.
- 3). Find out the Kelley Blue Book value of your car by going to their website and entering the relevant information. Your asking price does not have to be what the Blue Book states that it is worth, however. A pink car is unique, and if your car is clean and has low mileage, chances are you can ask a bit more.
- 4). List your car on Edmunds.com. This way, people who are searching specifically for a pink car can locate yours. People who search Edmunds.com for used vehicles can specify the distance they are willing to drive. If your pink car is the make and model they are looking for, you may have buyers come from 250 miles away to see your car.
- 5). Ask salon and spa owners if you can park your pink car in their parking lot. It's likely your car will be noticed by clientele and discussed. This is a good way to generate word of mouth, as people will mention that they've seen a pink car "up at Sally's Salon." Put a "For Sale" sign with your contact number on the car. Change locations every week so that the maximum number of potential buyers can see the car.
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