Selling a car in GTA 5’s story mode can be a quick and easy way to make some extra cash. So, here are a few tips on how to get the most money for your ride.
How Do You Sell a Car in GTA 5 Story Mode?
It’s a great goal is to save up a little money so you can buy properties in GTA 5. Even though missions are probably the best way to make money, selling a car takes less time.
If you want to know how to sell a car in GTA 5 story mode, here are the steps:
- Find the car you want to sell by stealing it. Go to nicer neighborhoods to find better car models that can be sold for more money.
- Open your map and look for a place where Los Santos Customs is. On the map, spray paint can show where these are.
- Go to the Los Santos Customs building and pull in.
- When you choose to "sell a car," the money will go into your account.
What Are the Different Valuable Cars That You Can Sell?
Not only does the condition of the car affect how much you can get for a car that has been stolen, but so does the car itself.
Of course, you’ll get more money for a more expensive car. Here are some very valuable cars [1] that you may want to think about selling:
- Lampadati Felon GT - $9,000
- Ubermacht Sentinel - $9,500
- Lampadati Felon - $9,000
- Gallivanter Baller (I and II) - $9,000
- Canis Mesa - $8,700
- Obey Rocoto - $8,500
- Ubermacht Oracle XS - $8,200
- Ocelot F620 - $8,000
- Ubermacht Oracle - $8,000
- Benfactor Schwartzer - $8,000
Can You Sell Your Own Car?
Yes, you surely can. Selling a car you bought in GTA Online is the same as selling a car you stole off the street. But, you will get a lot more money if you sell a car you bought yourself instead of the one you stole.
Whether your garage is getting too full or you just need some cash, you can sell your own car by taking it to Los Santos Customs to be sold, just like you would do with a stolen car.
Here are several things to remember:
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You'll get more money than the cars you steal on the streets of Los Santos, but you won't get back what you spent on the car, even if you upgraded it.
Most likely, you'll get about 60% of what it would sell for in a store. It's not terrible, but it's also not great, so think carefully before you upgrade or sell a vehicle. - Always fix up your own cars before you sell them.
