It is said "A picture is worth a thousand words.", or in the case of selling a vehicle, it could be worth thousands
of dollars. When selling a used car, sellers should understand the importance good photos
play in the process. Studies have shown that online listings with photos are
viewed nearly twice as much as those without. Once Driven recommends having
four photos (or more) that give buyers a good overall look at the vehicle.
Here are a few recommendations:
Wash the vehicle.
Clean
cars photo well and suggest to buyers they have been maintained.
Take photos in a well-lit area.
Avoid
distracting shadows from trees, etc. Choose a nice, sunny day.
Include an interior picture.
The driver's seat and dash area are good. Remove trash and personal belongings.
Include an interior picture.
The driver's seat and dash area are good. Remove trash and personal belongings.
Omit people from the photo.
Including people in the photo may distract buyers and/or send the wrong message.
Include photos of what you want buyers to see.
If you
have custom wheels, engine or an immaculately maintained interior, include
a photo.
Here are a few examples of photos that need improvement:
Here are a few examples of photos that need improvement:
Clean, decent lighting, the signs and shadows are a bit distracting. |
Car has decent lighting, but it's filthy. |
Trash in the floorboard is a no-no. Looks like a fresh spill. |
Nice, clean interior. Should have captured more of the console. |
Nice photography thanks for sharing it with us.
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