How much should I ask for my grocery getter?

It's become economically unfeasible for me to keep two vehicles any longer. I inherited my Mom's Ford fusion years ago and drove that because of the MPG. Can't keep it anymore. My Tacoma is dry rotting in the garage.

2011 Fusion SE 4dr 4cyl 2.5 27,340 mi. (yeah thats correct) never in an accident. Excellent shape except for the front air dam is slightly damaged, she hit the gas pump island, and it's been smoked in.
Other than that it's like new. Had a Carvana quote, blue book quote, and looked at similar low millage Fusions, prices are all over the place. Clueless right now. thanks

 

Take it to the car wash and have them do a $100 interior detail.

Then take the range of quotes you have and list it at the high end. As long as you're not in a hurry, keep it there for a month and see what happens.

 

I would even list it above the high end. I'm not sure the quotes have actually caught up to where the market actually is. Just ignore the first few buyers who all imply that price is too high and wait for the right person to come along. If you haven't sold if after a week or two, you can always drop the price.

 

Did a quick search and there are a few low mile examples on the market, found one with (2012) 10k miles SE for $13,985 and a 2012 SE with 27k miles for $11,994. With the smoke and damage I'd take anything north of $11,000? Maybe? What do you want for it?

 

Location matters too. But I believe those were pretty solid vehicles

 

Ozium bomb the inside and clean it up or pay a little. Will help resale quicker

 

I could get tires, have detailed and put it out there for 13 with 11 as my bottom but I absolutely hate the pawn stars negotiate game. Online retailer offered $9800.

 

I like to shoot a .38 next to the mic. when somone on the phone irritates me.