<prompt> Human: I have a 2009 Honda CRV with 90k miles on it. I thought it was worth maybe 2500. Today, through market research and the blue book, Im finding out that it will sell for no less than 8k. Its an incredibly pleasant surprise. I just put brand new tires on it, and a brand new AC compressor. The problem is that it has minor scratches, a minor dent, and stained seats due to years of use. Is it worth putting in the money and time to fix all of this to sell it at market value, or can I sell it as is for a discount? Im thinking between 7-8k. Im going to wax, clean, and vacuum the entire car obviously, but just dont want to deal with the other cosmetic issues. Is it worth fixing it up?UpdateI put it on Craigslist for a feeler of price. Within 5 hours I had 7 people interested. Today I met with the first person who came to test drive it and I sold it. I was going to do an interior detailing and fix the scratches, but he didnt care. Literally in 24 hours i sold it as is.  <response>: Just decide beforehand your lower limit, and dont sell it for less than that. If you are fine with someone using the issues as a negotiating factor, leave them. You can always say Sorry, those issues are already factored into my sale price and they can take it or walk. Where I am, new tires and new AC would be FAR more appealing to a buyer than cosmetic issues, so it depends on your market. 