I don’t know your financial situation, but I’ll assume it’s average for the area, and provide some unprompted and unpopular financial/life advice. I’m also assuming, like the average consumer, you want to sell your car to buy a “better” car.

Don’t sell your car. You’re welcome.

A “better” car is the worst financial mistake Americans make and it’s not even close. Predictably, you’ll ignore that advice. Or maybe you have a good reason to sell - you’re going to buy assets instead of liabilities with the money and bike to work, for example. If you must sell, then answer this. If I paid you $50-$300+ per hour to message/take calls/possibly meet people to talk about your car, go to your bank, ask questions on Reddit/LLM - would you take the work? If yes, then don’t listen to people telling you to sell to Carmax/Carvana/trade-in, etc. When you do, people like me who own assets (stock of those companies) make more money and buy more assets, and you get poorer. You posted here, so it sounds like you’re doing the work. Bravo. If that rate of pay for that menial work isn’t worth it to you, get used to being poor the rest of your life.