By Jane Lebak

Few things are more necessary in America than a car, but selling a car can be so difficult. Is it safe to make a a private sale? Will selling the car to a dealership create pressure to buy a car from them?

Alex H. Archer, General Manager of GoCashGo, has the solution. “You can buy a car anywhere, but selling a car is harder. At GoCashGo, we’ve streamlined the selling process to make it safe, fast, and transparent.”

 

Many drivers assume they have to bring their old car to a dealership and trade it in toward a newer car. When there’s already a car lined up, however—maybe buying a friend’s car or inheriting from a relative—then the selling process is less clear. 

Offering the car on Craigslist may feel unsafe. Bringing the car to a dealership creates pressure to purchase a vehicle there. And what to do about an extra car that can be sold to finance a goal such as a home renovation or extra cash for the holidays? 

 

For all these, the answer is the same. Archer says, “GoCashGo has a single focus. We want to buy your car, give you a check, and get you on your way.”

GoCashGo launched last May in Saco, Maine, and this month, they’ve opened their Norwood location on the Route 1 Automile.

In that time, GoCashGo has purchased a wide variety of vehicles, from a $55,000 BMW to a $200 Honda Accord with nearly two hundred thousand miles. Despite the differences in value, the owners all had the same expectation: sell the car quickly, and do it safely.

GoCashGo’s process couldn’t be simpler. The appraisal takes under fifteen minutes. Using the independent Kelley Blue Book data, the appraiser comes up with an approximate market value based on the vehicle’s make and model, its age, and the mileage. Following that, the appraiser and the owner conduct a physical inspection of the car to assess the wear and tear or any damage.

“Once our appraiser values your car, you have ten days to decide whether to sell it to us,” says Archer. “You can take time to think about our offer or try to get a better price elsewhere. On the other hand, if you know you want to sell, we’ll cut you a check on the spot.”

The GoCashGo website features a seller’s checklist for what to bring to make that happen. An owner who brings all the required paperwork and all the keys can get the car sold in well under an hour.

“Our entire process is geared toward convenience,” says Archer. “No hassles, no strings, and full transparency.”

GoCashGo is a division of Prime Automotive Group, one of the largest auto dealership chains in New England. Working with a safe, stable chain brings peace of mind: the transaction takes place at their newly-renovated store, located on Route 1 right next to BMW Norwood, with the entire process on paper and a check you know will clear the bank.

“Eventually we’ll be able to issue payments digitally,” says Archer, “and then you’ll have your money before you leave.”

In addition to safety and transparency, GoCashGo also offers flexibility. Last summer, when a legally blind man made the wrenching decision to surrender his driver’s license and sell his car, he called GoCashGo for help. They were able to arrange the appraisal via Facetime, and then sent a truck to deliver the check and pick up the vehicle.

With enough advanced notice, GoCashGo has the flexibility to work around many difficult situations. “Call us and start the conversation,” says Archer. “Let us know your constraints, and we’ll handle it from there.”

To sell your vehicle, visit https://www.gocashgonorwood.com/ today and hit the “start an appraisal” button. Or call 844-577-7463 to ask about the safest, most convenient way to get cash for your car.