First impressions sell cars
Buyers and dealer appraisers judge condition in seconds. A spotless interior, clear headlights and glossy paint suggest the car was well maintained — and support a higher asking price.
Focus on the interior
Remove personal items, deep clean seats and carpets, and eliminate any odors. Smoke or pet smells are among the fastest ways to lose value.
Exterior touches that matter
A clay bar and one-step polish remove dullness, while headlight restoration and tire dressing freshen the look. Clean the engine bay so leaks and maintenance are easy to inspect.
Take great photos
Photograph the car right after detailing in soft, even light. Clean photos get more clicks on listing sites.
