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You can submit a request on their website and will get an estimate from them immediately. If you are happy with that price, you make an appointment. If not, you don't have to. I recently sold my '05 Ford. I didn't get too much but I was happy that they bought it. I think I got slightly more than a trade-in at the dealer. Keep in mind that they do have look at before their final offer but you are not obligated to sell it if you are not happy with their final answer. I felt no pressure to sell.

All cars need parts from time-to-time and it depends which parts have been replaced. It's reasonable to expect a car to have good brakes and tires so replacing those would not increase the value, but if they need replacing it may affect the final offer. If the car has major changes, such as a new engine or custom components, that could also affect the value so it would be wise to take the car along for an appraisal, They can inspect the car and give you a firm offer to buy in around 30 minutes or less. If parts have been replaced due to an accident, they will check the quality of the repair and also check to see if the accident was reported as this can reduce the resale value due to what is known as "diminished value" - lots of articles on Google about that. If the car has been involved in an accident and was reported, prospective buyers can see that on the CARFAX and will not be willing to pay as much for a car that has poor history. Hope this helps!