Sell your Triumph

What should I include in my advert?

1. Basic Information:

• Make and Model: Include the brand and model name (e.g., Triumph TR).
• Year of Manufacture: Buyers often look for specific year models.
• Mileage: Mention the total miles driven (e.g., 50,000 miles).
• Condition: Be honest about the car’s condition (excellent, good, fair, etc.).

2. Key Features:

• Engine Size/Type: Whether it’s petrol, modified, or the engine size (e.g., 1.6L).
• Transmission: Specify if it’s manual or automatic and gears.
  Fuel Efficiency: Include miles per gallon (MPG) if applicable.
• Special Features: Mention features like heated seats and modernisation such as Bluetooth, backup camera, etc.
• Safety Features: Highlight features such as airbags, anti-lock brakes, or driver-assist technologies, if any.

3. Condition Details:

• Service History: List any recent services or regular maintenance.
• Accident History: Be upfront about any past accidents or repairs.
• Tyres and Brakes: Mention if the tyres or brakes have recently been replaced or are in good condition.
• Interior Condition: State if the interior is in good shape, e.g., “No rips or stains on seats.”

4. Reason for Selling:

• A brief reason for why you’re selling can help establish trust (e.g., “Upgrading to a larger family vehicle”).

5. Pricing:

• Price: Be clear about the asking price (e.g., $28,500). Indicate if the price is negotiable.
• Comparison: Optional – state if your price is below market value or comes with extra benefits.

6. Contact Information:

• Include your preferred contact method (phone, email) and be clear about availability for test drives.

7. Photos:

• Provide high-quality, clear car images from multiple angles, including the interior, exterior, and key features (dashboard, trunk space, engine, etc.).

8. Location:

• Mention your location so buyers know where to come for viewing or pickup.