I am also accepting advice
Edited because it sounded a little desperate, let the car and price do the talking.
Seller Comments
All scheduled maintenance performed during ownership, excellent mechanical, interior, exterior, and driving condition. Along with exterior detailing being performed on a every other week basis. Spark plugs and the parking brake mechanism has recently been replaced, along with a
(Mobile 1?) oil change.
No accidents
(dings?) and never seen snow. I am the 2nd owner and purchased this from the original owner based on it being excellently maintained and looking brand new.
The car is being currently driven so mileage will continue to increase a little. Aftermarket modifications include;
(insert make of wheels and sizes here) Dejon cold air intake system, General Motors Performance Product (GMPP) tune that increases the OEM 260HP to a GM verified 290HP). The GMPP tune really turns this vehicle into a sports car that is very enjoyable to drive and listen to the exhaust sounds as you shift through the five manual gears. OEM options should be listed under cars Ebay info, PW/PS/PB, etc. Or listed in the in the first paragraph (Pontiac Solstice GXP, 2.0 Turbo, Manual, leather seats, PS/PB/PW, etc..
The reason it is being sold is due to simply needing a larger vehicle. However, this car has been nothing but a blast to own, and I hope it's next owner will enjoy it just as much as I have.
I will also sell my RKSport spoiler designed specifically for the Solstice. Please contact me if you are seriously interested or have additional questions. Fairly price but I'm open to
serious offers. In addition, I reserve the right to end this auction early due to the vehicle being advertised locally.
RKSports spoiler? Indicate it was or wasn't used. But if it was mounted on the car than put it back on because nothing looks worse than seeing that something was obviously removed from a vehicle. Also, place for sale signs inside the car window. For example $20K/BO, w/clearly listed selling price and email and phone number, along w/making up 20 or 30 fact sheets (8X11 Xerox), listing the same info you have on Ebay (along w/including a pic of the car on the fact sheet), and place them under your windshield blade. BTW, don't write the price directly on the For Sale sign, write it on a separate piece of paper and tape in blank area of the For Sale sign. That way if you decide to lower the price you just replace the paper w/the revised price.
I've sold two cars like this and was amazed at how many times I had to replace the fact sheet. In addition, keep the car clean at
all times, and do not let tire kickers take it for a test drive. Go ahead and start it up to let them hear how it sounds but let everyone know that test drives are only being given before payment occurs. Sounds harsh but it helps determine who the tire kickers are from who the buyers are. Regardless, be honest, be fair, and be respectful to everyone indicating interest. Good luck.
