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If you want to sell less than 3 cars, it’s not a problem. You can choose the first option and sell cars online as a Private seller.

http://www.carxus.com/en/AddInventory/AddNew

If you want to become a dealer, you need to post at least 3cars on CarXus.com. Then, you will be able to create your own online showroom on the CarXus.com website and manage it 24/7. Having a dealer page will help you to build a reputation, attract online car shoppers and move your inventory.

2013 TOYOTA - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2013-TOYOTA--3752476

2007 TOYOTA AVALON - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2007-TOYOTA-AVALON-3744676

2007 TOYOTA AVALON - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2007-TOYOTA-AVALON-3744676

2007 TOYOTA AVALON - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/Vehicle/2007-TOYOTA-AVALON-3744676

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ok3OG3K1Rw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ok3OG3K1Rw

Checking your coolant level

Again, something everyone can do. The coolant is the other thing your engine cannot go without. Every engine is different but if you check your handbook you should find where the coolant reservoir is. It will normally be bolted to one side of the engine bay or the other, and be a white semi-transparent bottle. Wait until your engine is cool and take a look at it - the outside should have 'low' and 'high' markings on it and the level of coolant inside should be between the two.

Checking your oil level

This is something everyone can do - it's quick and easy and it'll tell you if your engine needs oil. If the oil is too high or too low, it can cause trouble for your engine. To check the oil, park on level ground and wait until the engine has cooled down after driving, then locate the dipstick. Pull it out and wipe it clean, then push it all the way back in until the top of it is seated properly in the dip tube again. Wait a moment then pull it out again. Check the level of the oil. If it's between the high and low marks, you're fine. (If it's too low, add a little.) The high and low marks can be denoted by two dots, an "H" and "L" or a shaded area on the dipstick. The photos below show a Honda dipstick which has the two dots. Why not just read the level first time around? The first time you pull the dipstick out, it will have oil all over it and it will be difficult to tell where the level is. That's why you need to wipe it on a rag to get a clean dipstick, then dip it back into the oil to get a good reading

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWhjNHXhgP4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG3i1s3tRWg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iG3i1s3tRWg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLnGl9p4JIc

2007 TOYOTA AVALON - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2007-TOYOTA-AVALON-3744676

2006 PONTIAC VIBE - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2006-PONTIAC-VIBE-3751473

2006 PONTIAC VIBE - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/Vehicle/2006-PONTIAC-VIBE-3751473

1998 TOYOTA CAMRY - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/1998-TOYOTA-CAMRY-3635937

If you have few cars for sale you can sell them as a Dealer.

Create a free user profile at [url]CarXus.com[/url]
Post 3+ cars and convert your account to a Dealer one

1998 TOYOTA PICNIC - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/Vehicle/1998-TOYOTA-PICNIC-4111422

2012 TOYOTA HIGHLANDER - http://www.carxus.com/en/Inventory/AllImages/2012-TOYOTA-HIGHLANDER-3745677