eBay fees to sell a car

[nsmall]

I'm considering selling a really rough-looking 1970 Cuda.

I have it on Craigslist but I'm mainly getting scam people not real people looking to buy.

https://losangeles.craigslist.org/ant/cto/6117062564.html

Any idea how much you have to pay in fees to sell a car?  I'm hoping to get $8,000.  Do you have to pay fees if someone buys it but doesn't actually pay for it?

This is off topic but do you think I should put this sucker in primer so doesn't look so hideous?  I wish they were making another Mad Max movie so I could just haul this one to the movie set.

Thanks

[71GranCoupe]

Here is what I found with a quick search.

Listing fees 

Total: Free


If your vehicle sells

Successful listing fee:
Final bid <= $2,000.00 : $60.00
Final bid > $2,000.00 : $125.00

You would have to file a non paying complaint with  if you ended up with a non paying bidder. Think you can list 6 cars a year with no fee, after that think it is around $50;

Hope this gives you some insight.

[Cuda Cody]

eBay is pretty cheap for the national attention you get.   

[anlauto]

You could try Cars-on-line as well. I've had good success with them.

[Jay Bee]

Paypal also takes a cut if that's how they're paying, the deposit at least. It averages 3 1/2% on regular sales, not sure if it's different for cars or high priced sales.

[6bblgt]

Paypal takes their cut of any monies passed thru them.  It's best to have it worded in your auction:
- $500 non-refundable deposit thru Paypal due within 24hrs. end of auction balance via cash or wire transfer due ..........

or similar

[HP_Cuda]

 

This is exactly how my last 2 sales went through