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Depends. Are you buying a new car to replace or just looking to get rid

of the CRV? If you own it outright and have the title in hand I'd still go either the Craigslist/Autotrader route assuming you just want to dump it and just want the most cash you can get. If you are trying to replace then the game changes. You can probably get a slammer of a deal right now at the right dealership in trade value and get close or more than you could going private party.

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Posted: 12/28/2018 at 09:13AM

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Depends -- Pylons 12/28/2018 09:42AM

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