Need advice

[klm]

So here is my dilemma, I bought a 2014 Massimo MSU500 eleven years ago from TSC, its never been off the farm, had my share of ups and downs with it but never walked back to the house. I have bought a Kubota Sidewinder and it is a fine machine.Problem is I just dont need the Massimo and would like to sell it but the last thing want to do is sell it (cheap) to someone who doesn't realize what a POS a Massimo  can be and can't afford to maintain it.  I plan to put it of Craigslist with pictures and description, not sure how to warn potiential buyers without scaring them away.  I feel like it could be a great buy for the right person or a terrible buy for the wrong person.  I'm thinking $2500.

[Greg Kilgore]

All you can do is be honest with them. Tell of any trouble you've had and how you've fixed them. Tell them to research the name and find out for themselves. As long as your honest you can have a clean conscience.

As far as the price and what it's worth. That is up to the buyer. One person may say it's not worth a $100 and another person would give full asking price and not try to talk you down. 

Whatever the buyer is willing to pay. That is what it's worth.

[that guy from Canada]

As said be honest, save your conscience, I just sold a 2015 Stryker 600 for 3500 CAD with a broken front diff actuator mount/diff housing. Otherwise machine was clean and had Been full serviced, oil brakes belt, bearings..... go on...

Flat out said 4800 with new front diff installed or as is, guy took as is... not my problem, honest. 😁

[Joe Breaux]

Anyone looking for a cheap used UTV expects there to be issues..it's not new..Tell them what you have repaired and let them drive it and decide..My 17 MSU 500 is actually better now than when I first  bought it..I am sure it won't leave me walking miles home.🖖