Do you have a particular car you dream of one day owning (or one you know you will never have the chance to slide into, rev the engine and curve around corners in with grace and ease)? Do you ogle that ferrari parked outside your office like a delicious steak? Do you admire the sytlish dynamics of the brand new Audi, Aston Martin or Lotus? Maybe you even have your eye on the Bat Mobile.

Most of us have a dream car, so you’re not alone, but you might be surprised to learn that the UK’s favourite cars aren’t massive, complex, gas-guzzling sports cars, no. In 2008,  more than 100,000 Ford Focuses were sold, with the Vauxhall Corsa coming a close second selling 99,574. In third place was the Ford Fiesta, forth the Vauxhall Astra and finally the VW Golf.

Our favourite out of all of these is the brand new Ford Fiesta, which not only comes in an array of stunning Summer colours, but is as competent and reliable as the model it replaced.

Here at adflyer, our motoring section is growing all the time, with our trusted sellers uploading fantastic new products for sale on a daily basis.  So, how do you make your car stand out from the crowd?  Well, if you follow our handy hints for selling your car online, potential buyers will be queuing up to view your car whether it’s a BMW, Ford, Jaguar, Mercedes, Peugeot (pictured), Vauxhall or even a Skoda!

First things first, it’s incredibly important to get your product listing right.  You won’t get much interest with a poorly presented product listing, so take the time out to put a good one together.  When you click the ‘Start selling’ button on the adflyer site, you’ll need to find the right category for your item: simply type in a brief description of the item and then choose the appropriate category.  After that, fill in the appropriate specifications for your car with as much information as possible to help attract potential buyers to your listing.

Next, you can give us more information about your car: enter a brief item title and a description of the car with as much detail as you can muster!  Ask yourself all of the questions you’d want to ask if you were buying a car, and try to answer them in your description.  Don’t forget to upload photos of your car, as it’s been proven that visitors to the site are far more likely to buy an item when they can see pictures of it.  Before you click ‘Save/Continue’ to complete your listing, don’t forget to take a look at our optional extras like our product highlighter and the showcase listing option.  Remember, the more your listing stands out, the more visitors and viewings you’ll get.

So, once you’ve done all the right things and your great listing for your car has attracted some potential buyers who want to view the car, how can you ensure a sale?  Well, you’ll need to put in a few hours and a bit of elbow grease, but it’ll definitely be worth it!  You should make your car look as good as new, which means washing the car thoroughly, vacuuming every part of the interior and banishing any smoky or musty smells that might put someone off.  Also, make sure you’ve got all of the paperwork for your car to hand so that any potential buyers can be sure they’re getting a great deal.

Well, we hope this has helped you to see the best way of selling your car online to ensure that as many potential buyers as possible look at your car.  As you can see, it’s incredibly quick and easy to start selling products with adflyer, so get online and get started today!

The heyday of petrol-head friendly prime time TV shows may be over, but it seems that a lot of us haven’t forgotten the great cars we used to watch our TV heroes speed around in.  In a recent poll carried out by Kwikfit, 18.4% of those asked named the talking car from Knight Rider (known as KITT), as the TV car they would most like to own.

Out of all the cars that made the top ten, there are some true classics that take you back to when their TV shows were first on air (or to the repeats if you’re too young to have seen them the first time round!).  For those growing up in the sixties, “The Saint”’s Volvo P1800 and the Batmobile made the list, while the eighties kids will be pleased to see four of their favourites on there too: the Ferrari Testarossa from “Miami Vice”, the Ferrari 308 from “Magnum PI”, the Dodge Charger from “Dukes of Hazzard” and the GMC Vondura van from “The A-Team” all made the top ten.

However, there were one or two cars missed off the list which were a huge part of my TV time when growing up, and which I’d love to take for a spin!  For instance, the Reliant Robin from “Only Fools and Horses” was an integral part of the hapless high jinks of Del Boy and Rodney Trotter and added so much to the comic genius of the show.  Another car from TV past which I always loved watching was the car from “Brum”, a 1920s Austin 7 convertible, which in my opinion, would be great fun to drive!

So, what do you think?  Do you agree with the top ten TV cars, or is there another car that you think should’ve made the list?  While you’re having a think about it, why not take a look around adflyer to see if you can find your dream car?!  Our motoring section is getting bigger and better every day with our trusted sellers uploading great new cars all the time, but you can also find a huge range of vans, motorcycles and scooters and even camper vans for sale on adflyer if cars aren’t your thing.  So get searching today, and you might just find the perfect car for you with adflyer.