Before the listing
Cleaning the car can help a buyer see its actual condition. Start with the areas a buyer will notice in person and in photos. A detail may improve presentation; it cannot promise a higher sale price or fix wear and damage.
Start with the visible condition
Clear out personal items first. Then look at the seats, floors, mats, dash, console, windows, wheels, and paint in good light. If the inside looks tired but the exterior is already clean, focus on the cabin. If both need work, clean both before you photograph or show the car. A clean car lets the next person judge what is there; it does not hide mechanical or cosmetic problems.
CARFAX recommends considering a professional detail before selling. That is presentation advice, not evidence that RANA can increase your selling price.
Choose only what you need
For seats, carpets, mats, common touchpoints, glass, and odor concerns. RANA's confirmed interior scope includes vacuuming, seat shampoo and extraction, washed carpets and mats, and cleaning of the dash, console, cupholders, doors, pedals, and glass.
See the inside-only serviceFor road grime, wheels, tires, trim, exterior glass, and bugs or tar that make the car look less cared for. It is a cleaning service, not paint correction or scratch repair.
See the outside-only serviceCombines the two confirmed services when both the cabin and exterior need attention before a showing. A full-size SUV or van is $20 extra.
See the combined serviceKeep the listing honest
A detail does not repair scratches, paint damage, worn upholstery, or a mechanical issue. Older set-in stains and odor sources may remain. Describe the car accurately after it is cleaned; do not promise the next owner a like-new car.
Consumer Reports also advises clearing personal data from the car before you sell it. That is a separate seller task, not part of RANA's cleaning package.
Clean before the showing
RANA comes to the car in the service area. Send the service choice and where it will be parked; we'll follow up to confirm the details and timing. A request is not a confirmed appointment.
