Starfield Ship Vendors: Navigating the Cosmos of Commerce

Having trouble finding vendors to sell off your class C ships worth over 72,000 credits in the vast universe of Starfield? Fear not, fellow spacefarer! I have scoured the cosmos to bring you a range of solutions to your ship-selling predicament. So buckle up and prepare to navigate the cosmos of commerce!

First and foremost, let's explore the ship manufacturers themselves. These vendors not only sell ships but also buy them, making them a convenient option for offloading your class C ships. Keep an eye out for the Deimos Staryard, orbiting Deimos, which is a "moon" of Mars. Another notable vendor is the Stroud-Eklund Staryard, located in the Narion System, specifically orbiting the Depala planet. If you're in the Valo System, head over to Polvo planet where you'll find Hopetech, a renowned ship vendor. And don't forget to check out the Taiyo Astroneering Showroom on Neon, Volii Alpha planet in the Volii System. These vendors should have a credit count of around 160,000, making them more than capable of handling your ship-selling needs.

If you're looking for the vendor with the highest credit count, make your way to Hope Tech on Polvo. The receptionist there seems to have a hefty stash of credits, which means you might just get a better deal for your ships. Don't underestimate the power of negotiation!

While most ship sellers have a modest sum of 72,000 credits, there are a select few vendors who deal in larger ships and have a credit count of 160,000. These vendors usually have exclusive parts from a specific brand or are the only ones in a named settlement. Keep an eye out for these vendors, as they can offer you a more lucrative deal. Remember, you can increase the amount of credits a vendor has by buying ships or customizing your existing ones. Once the vendor can afford what you want to sell, you can "cash in" your big ships and recoup the money you spent on upgrades.

If all else fails, consider selling your ships as parts. Find a port with a lower credit count and piece out the weapons and other valuable components of your ships. By doing so, you can bring the "sell value" of the ships under the 72,000-credit threshold and still make a profit. It may take a bit more effort, but it's a viable option when other vendors are unable to meet your price.

Lastly, don't forget about your own base! Your base should have all the credits from your purchases, so you can sell your ships there. It's a convenient option, especially if you're looking for a quick and hassle-free transaction.

So there you have it, fellow spacefarers! With these solutions in your arsenal, you're well-equipped to navigate the cosmos of commerce and find the perfect vendors to sell off your class C ships in Starfield. Happy selling!

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