You could sell your Infiniti privately, but it’ll typically take two or three months. That’s three months of car payments and depreciation. And, because you have a nice car, you’ll attract a lot of car enthusiasts who want to ”test drive” your Infiniti just to know what it feels like behind the wheel.
Once you do finally find a private party buyer with the financial means to close the deal, you’ll need to fill out all the necessary paperwork, transport the vehicle and negotiate lien agreements. Not many banks want to facilitate payoffs between two private parties, however, so finalizing the sale can prove to be difficult.
Moral of the story: selling your Infiniti will most likely turn out to be more work, and less profitable than you might hope.