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1. Privately
Selling a car privately could earn you the highest price, but it's at the cost of hanging around at home or work and showing the car to strangers. It also involves quite a bit of negotiation. If you're not comfortable with this, either get someone else to do it for you or look at your other options.
2. To A Dealer
Selling it to a dealer will most likely net you a lower price than selling it privately. This is because dealers will spend time and money getting the car into an optimal selling condition, as well as provide a warranty. The upside is it might be faster than selling it privately. There is generally no haggling. You hand over the keys and they give you a cheque (or use it as a trade in).
3. Auction
Selling it through an auction is potentially the fastest way, but may not get you the best price (depending on the model you are selling).
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