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How Much Is Your Used Bus Worth? A Guide to Understanding Bus Resale Value
Understanding what your used bus is worth isn’t just about slapping a price on the windshield. It’s about knowing the market, knowing your vehicle, and knowing how buyers think. Whether you’re selling a single Chevrolet Express 3500 shuttle or liquidating a few Temsa TS-35s, understanding resale value is about pricing with purpose. It’s about knowing […]
Most Frequently Questions
What Does It Cost To Sell A Bus?
Nothing! When you submit a bus to us to list for sale, we add our costs on top of your asking price. When the bus sells, you keep your full asking price and we keep the excess. This means you can sell your bus for free!
How Do I Sell My Bus?
It’s easy! Just click on “Sell A Bus” in our top menu. You’ll be taken to a form you can fill out, where you’ll provide detailed information about your bus, so we can create an equally detailed listing. There are some guidelines above the form; please be sure to read them. Please note that in order to streamline the listing process and ensure we have all necessary details, we cannot accept buses submitted directly to us by email or phone. If you do email or call us with a bus for sale, we will direct you to the form.
What Can I Type In SmartSearch?
SmartSearch is pretty good at figuring out what you are looking for, but you can help it work better for you by following these guidelines: Keep your searches short and sweet. SmartSearch has to try to figure out what part of your search is a year, what is a make etc. The more words you use, the more chances it has to get something wrong. Example of a bad search: “a big yellow bus from the year 2009 with about 70 or so seats” Example of a good search: “2009 70 passenger school bus” By default, SmartSearch will set the year range to 2 years earlier and later than what you specified. You can specify a specific year range by separating the years with a hyphen, like “2001-2007 international bus”. Sometimes you want to search for something we don’t have a specific search field for, like a 4×4 bus. This is what the “additional keywords” search field is intended to help you do. When using SmartSearch, anything you type after “with” will be searched as a keyword if it can’t be recognized as anything else. SmartSearch will also use your terms as keywords if it can’t understand them any other way. So if you’re looking for a four wheel drive school bus, you could try searching “school bus with 4×4.”
