Check the ad. Check the car. Check the price.
Tick what your listing already does. The score shows how well it will pull in serious buyers and screen out time wasters.
Fill in the facts and get a title and description with the pros, cons and logistics buyers look for. Example text is shown in each box, so replace it with your car.
Work down the list with the car in front of you. Mark each line Pass, Flag (a problem worth money off) or Fail (a dealbreaker).
Enter the asking price and what three similar cars are listed for. Flags from your inspection come in automatically.
Deal or Dud Garage tools run in your browser and send nothing anywhere. Offer numbers are a negotiating framework built from the prices you enter, not an appraisal. Title, bill of sale and emissions rules differ by state, so check yours. A pre-purchase inspection by a mechanic is still the best money you can spend on a used car. This is general guidance, not legal advice.