
What should I say in my ad?
Start by listing the Year, Make, Model and Trim/Package. These three items make up the header of your ad and willbe displayed in bold. After that, a typical ad may be arranged as follows: ( The information in bold is highlyrecommended based on feedback from our readers. )Engine type and/or size (4cyl, V8, 327 Chevy, etc.)Type of transmission (5spd or automatic)Option list (PS, AC, stereo, etc.)Color (exterior and interior, including interior material such as leather, cloth)Miscelaneous comments such as running condition, maintenance records, etc.Mileage, Price and Phone NumberVIN (required for office use only, the VIN will not be included in private party ads)A phone number is required for the ad to run.Sample Ad:1992 ACURA INTEGRA GL COUPE - 4cyl, auto, PS, PB, P/Windows,P/Moonroof, AM FM stereo cassette, AC, cruise, tilt, red with black cloth int,12 disc CD changer, great cond, 87,000 miles, $2500, 619-555-1234.The above ad description is 34 words.The ad size you select determines the maximum number of words allowed in your ad. You may use abbreviations toinclude more data in your ad. For example, 'power windows' counts as two words while 'P/windows' counts as one.
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What goes in the Trim/Package field?
The Trim/Package is the option group that you buy from the dealer to enhance or upgrade your vehicle from thestandard offering. It usually has a name such as XLT, GT, Eddie Bauer Edition, Silverado, etc. It alsoincludes descriptions of the vehicle body, drive options, cab and bed upgrades such as 4x4, 2WD, ExtendedCab,SuperCab, long bed, convertible, etc.
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