So I have an awkward situation that has to do with selling my car. The story: I was walking to a meeting with my boss and during small talk mentioned that I had been cleaning out my car in order to put it up for sale. She got kind of interested because she thought her husband would want it for her stepkid (who is soon going to be driving age). This is a 99 Sentra with the warts that come with age, but it runs fine. I'm selling it because we have 3 vehicles for 2 people, which is an idiotic non-Mustachian situation, and this is the oldest & least needed. So, she asks what I'm asking ($1500) and then offers a day or two later $1200. I want to think about it, because really I hadn't yet priced it out, and then responded by email a couple days later that I'd accept (with the offer to have them drive it first if they want, etc). No response. This was about a week ago. Boss left for a meeting and won't be back until Monday...so if I don't post now I'll have to wait another week. It's a little weird to sell it to my boss anyway-the car is good but has the potential for them to be like "yeah this sucks" about something that goes wrong.
I'm not sure if I should go ahead and post it on CL, or wait and send a "hey, I'm going to post it did you lose the email, just want to know either way" email, or what? Your thoughts? Not sure if I could get a little more on CL or not...Blue Book is ~1300ish, CL prices for comparable cars run the gamut, though this would fit with some of the better ones since the super cheap ones are fishing for an offer or in terrible condition (like don't run or are obviously wrecked from a major accident).