[yoshi86]

They contacted me about buying my car which I post on Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace.
The offer was alright and subject to inspection, so I am wondering if there is anything I need to beware of?

[trollface]

Why do you care who buys it as long as you get paid in currency?

They could have an orgy in it for all I care.

[Spoon]

Not unheard of that dealerships call their customers expressing interests on their car then lowball them. They're just another potential buyer. Treat it like another showing.

[bcrdukes]

You can expect they will ask you to buy something from their current inventory

[cdizzle_996]

I sold my W204 C63 to them about 3 months ago. I'll be honest I was hesitant at first, however they made it seemless. They requested me bring it in for an inspection, (needed a few things) they didn't try and haggle me down on their original offer. I ended up getting what I was asking in my FB marketplace add.

From the time it was inspected to the time I had a cheque in my hand was 3 days.

[radeonboy]

Treat it like any buyer as others have said. I sold a car to an OEM dealer last year and the process was very straightforward - there was no expectation to buy anything and they didn't try to lowball me when I got to the dealership.

[Teriyaki]

All I can think of when I see Applewood is that stupid jingle from the radio "It's all gooood at Applewooood"

Not sure if this will factor in your decision or not. Hope that helps though.

[yray]

its a trap to get you into a kia

:troll:

[cafe22]

I prefer selling at a dealership. It’s less hassle and avoid the time spent dealing with flaky buyers on FB air CL