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Saabstory88
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I'm getting ready to part with my beloved Model S unfortunately. It appears that it's not eligible for any more autopilot updates, which was a big part of the reason I bought it, so I'm going to head back to Volvo, as they have the next best ADAS for my needs. I want to get this done well before the market really responds to this config no longer seeing AP improvements.
I've only ever traded in one other car before, a Nissan Leaf, and it was to Tesla who really don't care about the condition of a trade-in apparently. I'm still searching for the perfect Volvo wagon, but I'm not entirely sure whether I'm going to be able to find something locally, or use one of the national chains which ship, like Carvana, Vroom, etc... What can I do to make sure that the trade-in offer I receive will be honored when the car carrier arrives at my door to pick up the car? Are there little things I need to be worried about which they will ding? The car is in pretty good shape, with no real cosmetic blemishes, and un-curbed wheels. Just curious if there are any gotchas with trading in to a traditional dealership, or a national chain.
I've only ever traded in one other car before, a Nissan Leaf, and it was to Tesla who really don't care about the condition of a trade-in apparently. I'm still searching for the perfect Volvo wagon, but I'm not entirely sure whether I'm going to be able to find something locally, or use one of the national chains which ship, like Carvana, Vroom, etc... What can I do to make sure that the trade-in offer I receive will be honored when the car carrier arrives at my door to pick up the car? Are there little things I need to be worried about which they will ding? The car is in pretty good shape, with no real cosmetic blemishes, and un-curbed wheels. Just curious if there are any gotchas with trading in to a traditional dealership, or a national chain.