I've read a few threads but nobody seems to have made any comparison - Has anyone actually used Carsome, MyTukar or Carlistbid to sell their car?

I have to sell mine quickly soon when I leave Malaysia - of course not expecting retail price - but has anyone used any of these? Or others? Was anyone surprised as to how high - or low - their selling price was?

If you've used them - maybe you'd share hints and tips - and your success or failures?

I have used carsome.
Good service. Fast transaction.

Thanks for replying = did you get a price you expected?

I sold my previous ride, a 2011 lagi best myvi 1.3 Auto to carsome for 18.8k, which in my opinion is fairly reasonable considering the ease of transaction.

A tip is you can take your car to their competitor and get it valued, and tell the next competitor how much your car was valued and see if they can mark it up.

For my case, after the inspector at carsome offered me 16k, I asked him why so low since MUV (their main competitor) able to offer me 19k. After some negotiation, he offered me 18.8k. Matter of fact is I did not even get my car valued at MUV

That’s a very very good idea πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

are you referring to 2nd hand car dealer or classified platform?

Tried testing the waters with Carsome last year and they gave me low-ball shitty price so then I just forget about them. Not sure about the others. Anyway I have sold one car just thru Mudah, not using any of those services.

In normal circumstances you're right - this is the thing to do - but as I'm leaving Malaysia - I need a car as late as possible - and then to sell it hassle free and quickly - so I do expect to sell it for less than retail price - but trying to work out which of these 'Sell you car to us in 24 hours or less' outfits are the best. Was it much of a difference percentage wise between what they offered you and what others were being sold for in the dealers? 30 percent less? or more?

The ones where you sell the car quickly with no fuss.... So you take a hit obviously on the price - but the process is supposed to be fast and easy....

More, it was like 50% cheaper! Lol It was so low balling that it's like a joke! I immediately laughed at them on the phone then just said ok bye and shut the phone. Lol.

That's my worry

I tried MyTukar, they placed my car in to the online auction after the inspection, the outcome is not so satisfied but much more than used car dealer.

The good thing is you can just test water, not necessary to accept the offer if below your desire.

All these car bid centers are belongs to used car dealers also, if you opt for sellout without entering bid system, they will offer you a price, most of time will low ball you, like how Carsome offer me 30% below market price.

You can test it once, and check out what is the time frame after the inspection, normally 2 weeks after inspection must place to the auction, so you can plan your journey.

30% is normal because they clear everything upfront and had to hold on to the cars for sometimes. Cars are depreciating asset so got to have bigger leeway in case get stuck in inventory for more than 2years.

I wonder can join bidding at Carsome or not. Buy for personal use

I would suggest sell the car earlier at market price and use the extra gain over quick sell for e-hailing or go-car. + piece of mind.

Agree with this.

What car though? If you don't mind telling

A car nobody wants

French or German or Malaysian?

Swedish

Oh a Volvo. Then maybe not much difference anymore coz the RV already rock bottom anyway!

For cold door cars, you'll be lucky that they will accept your vehicle. Not to mention that they will offer super low price on it.

My experience

1st time was last year. Carsome come and check the car @ my place. They give me a price that acceptable to me. Actually a bit higher than other car dealers that I have asked for trade in. Give me 5 working days to decide.

After accept, set time n place to meet up. Settle documents, thumbprint n money was transferred within 10 minutes. Excellent πŸ‘πŸ‘

2nd experience.
Last week. Set time to inspection @ carsome puchong. Takes about 30mins for them to finish. As this is a continental car, they suggest to go for bidding. They suggest a range of price to start with. The range given was much higher than any car dealers that I have asked. They set to start bidding on this coming tuesday.

They have about 2000 dealers to view and bid. If anyone bid, i can decide to sell or not within 24 hours. They give 3 times. If no one bid for my car, I can bid another 2 times, but have to reduce at least 5% from 1st starting bid price.

Pray that I can get good value for the car as car dealers I have asked all give low value as it's a conti car.

All the best.

You need to be a registered used car dealer, and a deposit is required in case you bid for fun and don't buy.

You don't have much choice, give it a try, if the offer price is good, fast fast sell off...

Good luck...

Thanks bro Jameslow

Thanks for your detail - very useful to see your experience πŸ‘

If you need to get rid of it fast , maybe i can help you , can pm me your car details like model and year

I have tried to sell my 2013 Proton car on Carsome and Motorist.my.

Carsome offer me rm11k after inspection.

Motorist.my put my car on bid and I got RM13k. No need to do inspection, just sent them pictures of my car and they directly put my car on bid. Get the price on the next day.

Carsome bip bip

I sold my dad's vios. One day settle, n my dad give wrong account number. They even called us cause the money not transferred.

The car was in shit condition but still got 2k higher then 2nd hand dealer wanted

Carsome also can put on bid one right?

Used Carsome 2 years ago when i sold my gf Myvi manual 09 for a decent price. Opt for the bidding and get extra rm1500 on top of my price.

Sounds like some positive stories I went to Carsome - and they were friendly and professional - they checked over the car and wanted to offer me around 7k. I opted for bidding - but that didn’t bring anything - advertised in Facebook and found a cash Buyer - had a lot of offers around 10-11k finally sold for rm11250. So for me it was better to sell privately as I was lucky to find the buyer. I wrote an honest advert listing all the faults - so the new owner wouldn’t get any nasty surprises - and that helped to sell it

Can. but carsome u will need to bring your car to be evaluated first. If you disagree with the price, then only they will put u on bidding

Hi man,

I'm planning to sell my father's CRV through motorist.my as per your recommendation. What kind of pictures do they need? Outer, interior? Is their offer similar price as what would 2nd dealer sold at Mudah as an example?

For motorist.my, they will require clear photos of the car registration card (geran kereta), interior photos and 4 exterior photos (front, rear, left & right).
After 1-2 working days, they will come back with their offer, which is valid for 1 week (subject to viewing & testing at the buyer’s place or your place)

Tried both Carsome and MyTukar.

Carsome low-balled me so forget it. Didn't even opt for bidding.

MyTukar offers a much better price so I took it. Within 24 hours settle. Including money transfer and h/p loan is removed from my account.

Tips: Go to Selayang, got both Carsome and MyTukar inspection center within a single block. Very convenient. Just bring your car grant and spare key. Can just walk in to both.

my tukar for Leona chin

Thanks for the info! Did you get a good offer?

Good info! Lot of people recommend MyTukar. Did you get a good offer? Obviously we will not get the actual value like the total insure in your insurance right?

Hey, sorry. I was on holiday. Photos as stated by widget.

Their offer based on the bidding. My offer was quite good actually. Better than Carsome.

MyTukar gave me better offer. So I took it. It depends on market value, but defo not as high as selling it to private hand.

I am not sure why you guys got such a good price.

I am selling my Vios right now.

Mytukar offer very low price.

motorist.my offer highest and reasonable but subject to viewing.

carlistbid.my offer ridiculously low price with stupid reasons saying my car got suspension issue, leaking oil and so on. When in fact suspension is super great like new. Leakage has been fixed long time ago. Giving all sort of excuses to press down the price.

carsome I yet to bring to them.

used car dealer, pending them to quote me the price.

I think I might sell the car myself. Slowly sell as I am not in urgency to sell.

Tried Carsome and carlistbid

Carsome is more systematic, practical and customer friendly
Go to carsome > do inspection > they offer price..if you agree with their price just let go..thumb print..get the money on the spot...if not just go to open bid..for open bid you can put your desire open price > they will put your car for open bid (website portal) for 3 hours > if lucky you will get higher bid

carlistbid...just ignore it...no system..not practical
this one of example of business that you never study how far your competitor have left you

Not really.
At first, they were willing to offer max Rm67k subject to viewing, but after viewing by their agent, they only offered me Rm63k for my wife 2014 CR-V 2.0 Awd.
Our regular second-hand dealer offered us Rm64k and we took his offer as already sold 3 cars to him without any problems

I sold my through carsome. OK experience.

Carsome - relatively low balls. They expect ur car perform 100% as per new car and one fault they cut whole lot of price from the value.

Motorist.my - subject to car evaluation, usually 800-1k lower, which is more better than carsome.

I sold my 13 years proton via motorist.my

I got to know carsome as my friend happened to be working with them. Just sold my car to Carsome through bidding in early July. Hassle free, transparent, settlement done on that day itself.

Also helped another friend to sell off his Toyota Hilux 2017 to Carsome, RM2k more than what used car dealer offered him. Settlement done the following day as thumb print to Carsome was done after 3pm.

If you can sell to a direct buyer, it would be the best in terms of market price can fetch. You can trade in to used car dealers or you may consider one of this bidding platform.

Mudah is like a jungle, so have to be very careful when dealing there.



As of 1st Aug 2020
Carsome seems to be the leader for the bidding platform base on my personal experience and what I looked up.
You can get an appointment to inspect at any of the nearest inspection centre or at your location of your choice. Need to provide car grant/VOC for inspector to submit report. Bidding next working day. You will know the final result and the offer is valid for 24hours only.
Last year secured a huge funding as well to give them a competitive advantage over others.
https://techcrunch.com/2019/12/10/carsome-r...southeast-asia/

Carlistbid
Their operation team is the worst among all. Not ready to handle a simple process flow of customer journey from the 1st step of getting an inspection appointment, yet, already marketing themselves in FB all over. Called them to book an appointment but no one bother to get back and follow up.

Mytukar
They were prompt to get in touch with me shortly after I Filled up the form on their web. Inspection done in Cheras centre the next day. It took them less than an hour to complete the inspection. Price was 5k lower than what I got from Carsome.

If you need a slot in carsome for inspection, I can link you up with my friend.

Ultimately, choice is in your hands because the car belongs to you.

Hi is there any fees to pay for carsome or mytukar if we accept their deal?

Interesting question. Actually selling car does not have any extra fees. Buying is a different story.....

Only if you went through the bidding process, need to pay 200-300 (forgot exactly how much).

If it didn't go thru bidding (sold directly to carsome/mytukar for the initial offer price), no additional fees for carsome and mytukar.

This post has been edited by dares: Nov 2 2021, 06:30 PM

Thanks. both of them told me that it'll cost RM500 for bidding.

oh wow dah naik harga ke

Sold my car to Carsome recently. Also did my survey at MyTukar. Myvi 1.3SE 2013

Carsome
Initial Offer: RM17000
Bid Charge (if accept): RM500
Charge If no VOC: RM150
Bid Offer:RM20500
Car Surrender: At inspection place

MyTukar
Initial Offer: RM20000
Bid Charge (if accept): RM500
Charge If no VOC: RM100
Bid Offer: No Bid
Car Surrender: at Setia Alam or Glenmarie

MyTukar salesman also told me they will pay for my Grab from Setia Alam to my house. But when i told Carsome that Mytukar offered me 20K, they straightly offer me 22K without need to go or accept the bid. For VOC, I just go to JPJ by my own and paid RM50 for that VOC. But when i surrendered my car to carsome at their inspection place, i need to pay my own grab. For my car settlement, met their officer at the bank to settled my loan. And balance was transferred to my account in 3 hrs.

so far MUV gave me the best offer for both my transaction with them.

Car 1(my asking price rm 35k)
Carsome rm 28k>>> ask to put in bidding for my asking price
MUV rm36k

Car 2 (my asking price rm 40k)
Carsome rm 23k>>> ask to put in bidding for my asking price
MUV rm43k

I think its mostly about the sales person who nego with you.

I fill in my details in carsome just now and few minutes later, someone called me to inquire about the car I wanted to sell

Crazy efficient

In terms of buying used car, which one is better? Anyone wants to share any experience and is the price fair? Nobody seem to provide service history...!!,

I just filled up yesterday a booking for tomorrow on 3 of them, Carsome, MyTukar, and MUV. This is to sell my 2016 Axia G Manual.

Carsome:
5 Min after I complete the submission, they call back for confirmation. Provide a min price of RM15k

MUV:
Received a callback in 1 hour after submission. Didn't provide min price but referring to my asking price instead, I ask for RM17k they acknowledge and say the final price will be confirmed after inspection

MyTukar:
Received a callback in 4 hours after submission, they call me back at 9 pm for confirmation. Provide a min price of RM16k

Will go through all 3 of them tomorrow, going to update further on how it goes. Never went to CarlistBid as I don't think I could make it for Carlist on the same day so I'm going to take a pass on them.

So on Saturday I ended up going to both MyTukar & Carsome inspection. Had to cancel my appointment with MUV since it is overlap with my unplanned activities.

Carsome : Location; Seksyen 26 Shah Alam. The staff is friendly and explain all the process properly. Had a great time talking to him while he's doing the inspection. After 30 min, he did all the inspections and went for a quick test drive.
As soon as he came back, 1 phone call and he's ready to disclosed the direct offer price of RM16500. So I ask him to hold it out until I'm ready to choose since I'm going to MyTukar also. \
He said the price that he gave is open for negotiation, as soon as MyTukar provide a final price, he would try to match / make a better offer.

MyTukar : Location; Setia Alam. The staff is friendly, although my booking time is at 2pm, I went and arrive there at 11am. They said they will only start doing mine as soon as they have some gap in the inspections.
So at 1230pm its finally my turn since there is some gap available in their schedule. The inspections seems more thorough then what the Carsome did. By the time they told me it was done, they asked me to wait and 'HQ' will get in touch with me within 24 hours.
Fast forward 24 hr, I was given the initial price from MyTukar, which is RM15500. I immediately I reject the offer and told them the exact figure that Carsome provide. After much negotiation and persuasion I was able to get the final figure of the car that MyTukar offer wich is RM17500

Result: I went ahead and confirm with MyTukar I'm taking their offer. And told the Carsome guy that I had taken the offer by Mytukar. Carsome tried to compete with what MyTukar offer but end up going silent instead.

Will share the update of what's next

Recently i think Carsome changed their valuation system, last time they are able to offer higher compared to Mytukar but from what I experienced 2 weeks ago even the Carsome inspector is annoyed he can't offer a higher price. I got offered 13k for my Preve Turbo, max carsome could give is 14.3k that's what is 'Allowed' in the sytem. Mytukar initially offered 15k but bumped it up to 17k which is a fair deal. So Mytukar definitely able to offer higher price compared to Carsome now.

Yeah, I've done the trade with MyTukar now as Carsome Can't offer a higher price. So what best Carsome can do for me in the end in order to compete with MyTukar is to get my car listed in the bidding instead.

Even on bidding the final offer price can't match with MyTukar direct offer price. I even manage to chat a bit with MyTukar staff, they said whatever price Carsome offered MyTukar will at least match their pricing down to the final hundreds, not sure how far in the truth is but it will do wonders for us the customers .

For me I would go for mytukar.

Traded in my personal 2018 to mytukar last year during mco. The process is simple and fast.

I have compared both carsome and mytukar, guess what, the price offered by mytukar is 25% higher! And it's direct offer from mytukar.

i went to mytukar look around for their cars. they offered extra 1 year GM warranty after current brand's ended..

if you bought a 2020 car, 3 years with honda (example) till 2025 then 1 year mytukar (from 2025 to 2026).. is this real statement?

This doesn't seem right...Please check if the Honda (example) principal warranty still applies and service history is maintained by previous owner. Normally small refurbishments are done by MyTukar/Carsome before selling - so there is a chance of OEM warranty becoming void. Usually their warranty of 1 year is from the date of sale and coverage is only engine & gearbox. Also, they offer free service at their own SC which automatically voids the OEM warranty in most cases. Please check detailed T&Cs and also with SC of Honda (example).

i thought so, normally 1 year after sale.. good example is BMW or Mazda actually since previous owner confirm go to SC for svc due to free.. the salesman confirm the mytukar warranty starts after brand warranty.. kinda not logic..

I think MyTukar is giving warranty from GMR, so you can also check directly with GMR guys directly about T&Cs if not clear.

Sharing my experience from a recent car sale. Honda City E spec 2014. Mileage 87k.
First dropped by a few car dealers and was offered 38k max 40k.
One of the car dealers is a carsome panel arranged for car viewing at residence (took around 30mins) and put it up for bidding. Fetched Rm 40400. I wasn't told the bidding price starts at 40K. rejected the offer.

Meanwhile surveyed Carsome via the website, received a call, and arranged an appt for a car inspection at the Selayang branch. It took 30mins to inspect and priced it at RM40k for direct sale to Carsome. Put it up for bidding under them. I didn't remember quoting expectations and price to start bidding. no news till 1 week later.

Dropped by MyTukar Selayang, in the same row. Walked in without an appt.
The inspection took 30mins. I received a call the next day and priced it at RM41k. Then it went up to Rm 41.5k. Didn't bother to reply back as I was expecting more. I received msg the next day from HQ and locked the price at RM42k (no Handling fees).

Twist to the story, the weekend came and about to send to MyTukar, I got a call from Carsome - car bidding fetched Rm 43200. Handling fees were quoted at Rm 500. Was charged handling fees of only Rm 250 if surrendered car within three days.

MyTukar couldn't match the price, and bidding news never came from them. So I sold it to Carsome at 3 pm Sunday. Transferred full amount by 10 pm into the bank account.

Easier way to sell car now.

Sharing my experience selling a 7 year old D segment sedan. Carsome quoted 63K.

Went to MyTukar, quoted 58K. A bit pissed with the low price so rejected the bidding, but they did it anyway, next day someone bidded at 66k, couldn't sell as new car not ready.

2 weeks later new car ready, inspect again. And quoted 60K, bidding next day got 71K offer.

So if you don't agree with initial price, do it again later.

This post has been edited by Boneny: Apr 18 2022, 05:22 PM

Thanks for the info.

Thanks for sharing.
Mind telling what model is that btw?

Maz d a 6, not sure what happened to my edit earlier 😐

This post has been edited by Boneny: Apr 20 2022, 09:08 AM

Hi guys, I send my car for inspection at MyTukar a day ago. Got an offer outright lower than what I expected. So they put my car to bid, and not much of an increase to what they offer.
So I rejected. And of course the customer service called and asked if I got any better offer, so I pun say yes, I got better offer..by the other platform..and quoted a price..so he said he can help me fight for a better price from his management, but I need to show proof of the offer.

Then I pun kelentong, say I got phone call only..no proof..so how ah? how to show proof..anyone has these experience..?

Got both Carsome & Mytukar experiences which i just sold a Toyota Hilux. Most importantly is the price. Just go which offer higher.

2014 hilux
Carsome= 67k
Mytukar=60k

no brainer really. Not to said mytukar is bad but i think both of them offer different prices by models. Some models are hot in Carsome and some in Mytukar.

I also curious. Which one better for selling car to them?

From more higher value to ease of process and etc

I'd say, just book an appointment for both of them at the same day or 1 day difference;
Go for MyTukar first as on my case, MyTukar gave their offer in the next 24 hours while Carsome gave an offer right after inspection.

Then you can use that pricing for a bargaining chip

Manual or Auto?

Thanks for the info.

I just sold my mum’s car.

It’s a 2012 Toyota Prius C. Driven 180k.

Needed some suspension work and the bodywork could do with a repaint.

Being replaced with an Ativa.

Perodua dealer trade in :-
RM9k

Other used car dealers :-
RM11k average.

Own self listed on FB and Mudah for RM23k, only tyre kickers, lowballers and test pilots called up.

Carsome PJ:-
RM13k
Bid RM13.8k

Carsome Kepong :-
RM11k
Bidding RM13k

MyTukar :-
RM14k

Motorist.my
Bid RM18k
Brought for inspection at a Cheras area used car dealer, offered rm15k then they upped it to rm16k which we found acceptable.

How do they inspect your car?

curious

Because this procedure very headache back in old days where those suspicious uncles need you drive to their shop and inspect or test drive your car

Carsome, you book for an inspection, then bring the car to the location, it will be driven by a car inspector (takes around 20 minutes).

MyTukar, similar.

Motorist.my, you give photos of the car, then if it has bidders, the highest bidder's details will be given to you and you have to bring the car to the bidder that would normally be a fairly big used car seller. The one I brought it to, drove it around a multistorey carpark (their office and operation area was within a "failing mall") Only took 5 minutes then they either say whole amount or the amount they will minus due to issues that can't be seen from the photos. Was tested by a "suspicious ah beng" didn't find any "uncles" there.

Anyone know if we need to settle the outstanding loan amount first? cause need to transfer the name right?

If the amount offered is sufficient to cover outstanding then you won’t need to pay upfront.

If the amount offered isn’t sufficient then you will need to pay up the difference.

For Carsome....

If the car still have outstanding, you will need drive your car to the bank branch who issued the loan. A representative from carsome will meet you there.

Once there, depending if your agreed price is higher or lower than your loan outstanding amount....

- If it's higher, the rep will settle your loan on the spot and bank in the excess amount to your bank account on the same day.
- If it's lower, the rep will pay the agreed amount and you will need to top up the difference, also settling the loan on the spot.

Once that is done, the rep will perform the name transfer procedure there and then, after which you will surrender the car key to the rep. He/She will then leave with your car and that's that.

But, if you can settle the loan balance yourself, then just do so and then arrange a pickup date to surrender the vehicle to their rep.

Thanks for the information

Thanks for the information as well, it's so comprehensive was thinking to price check first so wouldn't surrender it there

Just sold my 23 year old proton saga to Carrid Auto - https://www.carrid.my/home/Index
Yup I haven’t heard of them before either until my mechanic gave me their number.
The one I deal with is near Kuchai Lama NSK
They offered me 2k, I wanted 3k. Finally settled on 2.2k
3 years ago before the pandemic, Carsome@Puchong offered me 1300. Live bidding also nobody wanted.
Transaction was painless and actually quite pleasant. The person came to my place, explained every step, do the online jpj ownership transfer, all done in 30mins or less. He told me they even buy non working cars. Definitely recommended

Update 12/5 - carrid whatsapp the PDF copy of the JPJ temporary transfer to them. All done and settled.

This post has been edited by N9484640: May 14 2022, 09:29 AM

thanks for sharing bro.. they wanted to buy my savvy, hope the transaction smooth..

awesome
let us know how it went....

Thanks for this thread, finally sold my car couple of days ago.
This is my experience.

I would suggest in this way:
i) make an appointment to inspect your car at 2 different company the same day.
ii) after getting the quote, if dissatisfy with the price, can opt for bidding.
iii) the key thing is the bidding, bear in mind don't need to worry that the bid will be gone, you have 24hours to consider.
iv) after compare the bidding prices from both companies, then decide.

I made a mistake to accept 1st co's offer which the 2nd co gave RM1k more.

I was lucky that I checked my car's price online, maximum I can get will be 32-34k, able to get 28k, which is good enough.
Imagine they have to do some touch up processing fees etc. Margin will be low. Anyway, I get what I targeted.
Save the hassles to deal direct with the buyer all these inquiries, to me is a waste of time.
Instead of deduct RM500 for bidding, only deduct RM250 for bidding, I didn't ask why.

back to this one, the transaction super smooth.. the price offer is acceptable by me considering he has to go 2 different places (thumprint & tow car) & the car is not in working condition, major repair needed..

add : the price offer is totally based on my description and pictures via whatsapp.. car is savvy with major problem..

This post has been edited by mytaffeta: May 17 2022, 03:17 PM

Here's my experience.

Carsome - check 30 mins, call back 3 hours later offer RM41k, they also say can help me to put up for bidding on the same day.
Mytukar - check 40 mins, say will call me the next day, but they directly put up for bidding on the same day.
MUV - check 15 mins, offer RM41k on the spot.
Motorist - sent car photo via whatsapp, say will put up for bidding on the next day.

Carsome bidding able to fetch RM47.1k while Mytukar RM46.8k. Accepted Carsome bidding and make appointment to hand over the car the next day.
Went to Carsome for thumbprint and received the money within 15 mins (on a Sunday). Handling fee was RM250 only instead of RM500 as told earlier.

It's really easy to sell our car nowadays.

In my case with carsome after agreed sum, we met at finance to settle loan, they say will bank in cheque for loan settlement and need to thumprint and take the car. I refuse to give.

Hey guys, if you’re looking to sell your car to Carsome you can contact me directly at 012-5550010
Click Here to WhatsApp
What are the perks?
I will waive the RM500 bidding fee for you guys
Thank you





This post has been edited by rufinus: Jul 7 2022, 02:33 AM

In order for Carsome to settle the loan without going to the bank, you will have to get the full settlement letter from the bank before hand and wih the letter you can surrender the car at the Carsome branch and payment will be done to the bank and balance payment to you.

Do not hesitate to contact me at 012-555 0010 if you require further assistance. Thank you.

Tip for carsome!
Just tell them the price you want
Sold my car to them, market value was around 20k, asked for 30k and they gave!

I decided to contact @rufinus and take him up on his offer for Carsome, and I am happy to say that he did a great job. He was very thorough from the point that I contacted him, and made sure that I was always up to date on what was happening. He did his best to get a fair value for the car and I would definitely look for him again the next time I have a car to sell. Thanks mate!

so many good reviews

if we decide to go for bidding but the price is not higher than carsome, can we sell to carsome again?

Based on recent experience, yes we can still sell back to Carsome but the offer price likely change, said by the Customer Service Team because I did ask same question as well.