Advice on selling a car for an estate

[Bring_Back_Shantz]

I figured I'd tap the CP hive mind for this one.
I've been asked to help sell a vehicle the belonged to my wife's grandfather who passed away.

In the past I did the same for my Father's car, and I knew a guy who bought cars to export to the US, so that was super easy.

I don't want to go through the pain of selling through autotrader or something like that, and I'm looking for anyone on CP who might work for a dealer, or a similar business that I used previously.

I realize I won't necessarily get as good of a price, but I'm looking for a simple solution.

So if anyone here buys cars, or can recommend someone who does I'd appreciate it.

[MrSector9]

What is the car? Different markets for different generations/models so the more information you can provide someone may be able to assist better.

[blankall]

As the representative of an estate you also have a duty to the beneficiaries to maximize profit on the sale. There are obviously reasonable limits to that duty.

[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Originally Posted by MrSector9

What is the car? Different markets for different generations/models so the more information you can provide someone may be able to assist better.

It's a 2022 Nissan Pathfinder.

[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Originally Posted by blankall

As the representative of an estate you also have a duty to the beneficiaries to maximize profit on the sale. There are obviously reasonable limits to that duty.

1) I'm not the executor, so it's not me doing it, I'm just helping out
2) There is no requirement to maximize it at any cost. Getting a reasonable sale price rather than putting in 10x the work to get a marginal better price isn't necessary