Where is the best on-line site to sell my 2006 Tahoe??

[jsoltren]

Unless at a dealer or somewhere someone will keep an eye on it, I wouldn't. Somebody may do something to it just because, and something may happen to it. I still say put a for sale sign on it, and drive it around (free, local, targeted advertising).

Not too far from me there is an old guy who owns a lot with frontage on a major road. He charges $35/week to let you park your vehicle there. It gets pretty good visibility especially during peak commute hours. Maybe you can find something similar in your area?

 

[adriver]

that sounds like a lot to me. I guess it depends on your location.

 

[aducknut]

Patience is key. I use Craigslist and OfferUp, I just bought a new 2018 Tahoe Premier and sold my 2001 Chevy Tahoe LT 4x4 for $6K and my 2007 Civic Ex for $6K also. it took over 30 days everyone would offer far less, and I turned them down. but I held out and it worked in the end and got my asking price for both vehicle in the end

 

[Sam Harris]

Guess it sold? The ad isn't working for me. I just sold our beater car yesterday. Advertised on FB Marketplace, and NextDoor. I got about 18 hits in 2 days, and it sold day 2. Cheap car, so different comparison though. I bought my Yukon from a guy on Car Gurus, and liked the app / experience. They do charge $100 when you sell the vehicle, but it's free to list it.

 

[Shunto]

Where is the best on-line site to sell my 2006 Chevy Tahoe? I first tried Craig's List, and then the local Facebook Buy, Sell and Trade. I have got some inquiries, but nothing real serious. Where else should I try? Auto-Trader, where????
Thanks

You've already tried my suggestions... good luck!