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    28 Sep 2017

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    Selling a big-ticket item such as a car can be a tricky and time-consuming process for the unfamiliar but we've found an easy, value-for-money way around it.

    It's human nature to want things done as quickly and easily as possible. But unless you're talking about making a cup of instant noodles, quickly and easily doesn't always seem like best way about. Take for instance, the processes and procedures involved with selling a car in Singapore (in other words, a big-ticket item). Because cars in Singapore are stupidly expensive, we would normally spend a lot more time and effort ensuring that we get the best deals, problem-free.

    Selling your car on your own to a direct buyer can be a time-consuming process involving sales enquiries and paperwork

    Sure, there's always the option of selling your car to the nearest used car dealer you see, but from personal experience, dealers might offer you a price so low that you will reconsider your sale entirely.

    None of us want to be short-changed, right? You can also try selling the car on your own by advertising on Sgcarmart but as fun as direct selling is, it's sometimes tough to fully commit to the sale process due to our hectic schedules, notably the financial and ownership paperwork involved.

    Worse, there's the chance of encountering 'askholes' and 'cheapos', and after a tiring day on the job, that's the last thing you'd want to deal with. Some recommend selling through consignment agents because finance and paperwork support is provided, but unless your consignment agent really goes the extra mile to get your car sold quickly and for a good price, there's the inevitable risk of a waiting game.

    By this time, you must think I'm an extremely picky and difficult person, having shot down the quicker but lower paying option, as well as the slower but better-paying ones. However, it is this difficult attitude of mine that's led me to finding out the perfect solution, and that's selling my car by means of a proven bidding system.

    All cars on Sgcarmart Quotz's bidding system go through a professional 188-point inspection

    Bidding? Like in a classic car auction?

    Very much so, except for the fact that there are many more bidders and you don't physically have to be present for the process. Sounds too good to be true? Not at all.

    To help car owners who are looking to sell their cars maximise returns, Sgcarmart Quotz, an online bidding platform, offers a unique service that puts used cars up for bidding.

    Sgcarmart Quotz helps car sellers get the most attractive car sale price from a network of over 500 used car dealers. Cars go through a 188-point inspection before being listed on an open bidding system. The highest offer will be ready within one working day and the seller gets to choose whether to accept the offer. If it is accepted, the seller gets paid immediately, and the car can be handed over in two weeks' time.

    With Sgcarmart Quotz's service, car sellers enjoy a hassle-free experience with minimal paperwork


    Sounds cool, how and where do I go about this?

    The process is simple. You're only required to make an appointment with Sgcarmart Quotz's staff via Website, Whatsapp, SMS or Phone for a professional 188-point inspection and photo-taking of your car before the pictures and details are submitted for bidding.

    With Singapore's most efficient bidding system of over 500 dealers, the highest bid price will be ready for you in just one working day. Should you feel that the price is not right, there is absolutely no obligation to accept the offer. Say goodbye to stress!

    Once you accept the offer, it will pay you a cash deposit to seal the deal. The balance sum will be paid to you once you handover the vehicle. You can choose when to handover your car, up to 14 days later. It will handle all the transfer paperwork and documentation. Quotz has transacted over 40,000 cars, and as a subsidiary of Sgcarmart.com, it will deliver on its promises.

    Sgcarmart Quotz can be visited at 6 Kung Chong Rd, Singapore (159143) from 9:30am to 6:30pm daily, and can be contacted at 6744 7571. You can also Whatsapp your enquiries to its staff at 9191 7571.

    Sgcarmart Quotz
    Sell your Car for more Cash
    Auction your Car to 500+ Dealers Islandwide. Done in 1 Working Day!
    Highest Selling Price Guaranteed!
    Get Cash Immediately, Handover Car After 2 Weeks.
    Let 500 Dealers+ Bid For Your Car, with No Obligations To Sell.
    BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
    LEARN MORE

    For more on car ownership, selling or buying, you can also refer to our other Car Advice stories.

    *This article was updated on 10th October 2023.

    Nigel Yong
    Text by Nigel Yong
    Writing may be my thing, but cars, well, that's just pure passion that I simply cannot get rid off.
    Photos by Low Fai Ming
    24.4k

    Tags

    sell car singapore sell my car singapore how to sell car in singapore sgcarmart sgcarmart.com car selling car buying used car used car dealer sell car buy car quotz bidding singapore car

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    28 Sep 2017

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    Selling a big-ticket item such as a car can be a tricky and time-consuming process for the unfamiliar but we've found an easy, value-for-money way around it.

    It's human nature to want things done as quickly and easily as possible. But unless you're talking about making a cup of instant noodles, quickly and easily doesn't always seem like best way about. Take for instance, the processes and procedures involved with selling a car in Singapore (in other words, a big-ticket item). Because cars in Singapore are stupidly expensive, we would normally spend a lot more time and effort ensuring that we get the best deals, problem-free.

    Selling your car on your own to a direct buyer can be a time-consuming process involving sales enquiries and paperwork

    Sure, there's always the option of selling your car to the nearest used car dealer you see, but from personal experience, dealers might offer you a price so low that you will reconsider your sale entirely.

    None of us want to be short-changed, right? You can also try selling the car on your own by advertising on Sgcarmart but as fun as direct selling is, it's sometimes tough to fully commit to the sale process due to our hectic schedules, notably the financial and ownership paperwork involved.

    Worse, there's the chance of encountering 'askholes' and 'cheapos', and after a tiring day on the job, that's the last thing you'd want to deal with. Some recommend selling through consignment agents because finance and paperwork support is provided, but unless your consignment agent really goes the extra mile to get your car sold quickly and for a good price, there's the inevitable risk of a waiting game.

    By this time, you must think I'm an extremely picky and difficult person, having shot down the quicker but lower paying option, as well as the slower but better-paying ones. However, it is this difficult attitude of mine that's led me to finding out the perfect solution, and that's selling my car by means of a proven bidding system.

    All cars on Sgcarmart Quotz's bidding system go through a professional 188-point inspection

    Bidding? Like in a classic car auction?

    Very much so, except for the fact that there are many more bidders and you don't physically have to be present for the process. Sounds too good to be true? Not at all.

    To help car owners who are looking to sell their cars maximise returns, Sgcarmart Quotz, an online bidding platform, offers a unique service that puts used cars up for bidding.

    Sgcarmart Quotz helps car sellers get the most attractive car sale price from a network of over 500 used car dealers. Cars go through a 188-point inspection before being listed on an open bidding system. The highest offer will be ready within one working day and the seller gets to choose whether to accept the offer. If it is accepted, the seller gets paid immediately, and the car can be handed over in two weeks' time.

    With Sgcarmart Quotz's service, car sellers enjoy a hassle-free experience with minimal paperwork


    Sounds cool, how and where do I go about this?

    The process is simple. You're only required to make an appointment with Sgcarmart Quotz's staff via Website, Whatsapp, SMS or Phone for a professional 188-point inspection and photo-taking of your car before the pictures and details are submitted for bidding.

    With Singapore's most efficient bidding system of over 500 dealers, the highest bid price will be ready for you in just one working day. Should you feel that the price is not right, there is absolutely no obligation to accept the offer. Say goodbye to stress!

    Once you accept the offer, it will pay you a cash deposit to seal the deal. The balance sum will be paid to you once you handover the vehicle. You can choose when to handover your car, up to 14 days later. It will handle all the transfer paperwork and documentation. Quotz has transacted over 40,000 cars, and as a subsidiary of Sgcarmart.com, it will deliver on its promises.

    Sgcarmart Quotz can be visited at 6 Kung Chong Rd, Singapore (159143) from 9:30am to 6:30pm daily, and can be contacted at 6744 7571. You can also Whatsapp your enquiries to its staff at 9191 7571.

    Sgcarmart Quotz
    Sell your Car for more Cash
    Auction your Car to 500+ Dealers Islandwide. Done in 1 Working Day!
    Highest Selling Price Guaranteed!
    Get Cash Immediately, Handover Car After 2 Weeks.
    Let 500 Dealers+ Bid For Your Car, with No Obligations To Sell.
    BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
    LEARN MORE

    For more on car ownership, selling or buying, you can also refer to our other Car Advice stories.

    *This article was updated on 10th October 2023.

    Nigel Yong
    Text by Nigel Yong
    Writing may be my thing, but cars, well, that's just pure passion that I simply cannot get rid off.
    Photos by Low Fai Ming
    24.4k

    Tags

    sell car singapore sell my car singapore how to sell car in singapore sgcarmart sgcarmart.com car selling car buying used car used car dealer sell car buy car quotz bidding singapore car

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