Erinwood Wants Your Car!

Step 1: Bring your car to Erinwood Ford for appraisal
Step 2: Get a quote and a cash offer from us
Step 3: Sell us your car for cash!

WE'LL BUY YOUR CAR EVEN IF YOU DON'T BUY OURS!®

Contact a sales representative at Erinwood Ford and see what your vehicle is worth today!

Sell your car in three easy steps

We check the car's exterior as well as its interior to determine if its condition is consistent with the mileage and/or age of your vehicle. Excessive wear and tear may affect your car's appraisal value.
Excessive miles may also lower your car's value and narrow its resale market. The average mileage for a vehicle is around 20,000 to 25,000 kilometers per year.
We check the paint and body for paint lines, over spray, body putty, dents, scratches and other signs that your vehicle has been in a prior accident.
Although, we may purchase a vehicle which has been properly repaired; frame damage will adversely affect your car's value because it shows that your car has been in a serious accident and may not drive properly. Erinwood Ford does not resell frame-damaged vehicles to the public.
When you're ready to sell, please have the proper paperwork ready. Click on Book a Vehicle Inspection Appointment for details.

You get an honest, fair written offer that's good for 7 days or 500 kilometers, whichever comes first. Please refer to the vehicle purchase agreement for the conditions of the sale.
You get the same great offer whether you buy a car from us or not!

If you completely own your vehicle, you and anyone else listed on the ownership will have to sign it and fill out additional forms.
If there's a pay-off involved, we'll call your finance company and get information to determine your balance. This may take additional time to complete the transaction. A bank check may be issued to you for the difference.
If the pay-off is more than the value of your vehicle, the difference is called negative equity. We'll calculate the difference between your pay-off and our offer to you. We'll accept a bank check or certified check for the amount you owe and then pay off the finance company.