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- Best way to price used car? : r askcarsales - Reddit
Looking for ways to realistically price my used car for a private sale (kbb does not seem accurate to me) I have looked over Autotrader to find similar cars for sale but find it hard to come up with a private sale number vs dealer advertisements Are there any databases that show the prices of completed sales?
- What are some good resources to check proper values of used cars?
Most used car listings are priced pretty close to what the seller is expecting (i e , you might get $500 off, but not much more than that) Current sale listings are a better gauge of the current market that something like KBB which depends on past (not current) data
- Most accurate value estimator? KBB vs. CoPilot vs. NADA
The feeling that I get is that KBB is kind of the DuckDuckGo of car valuation sites: used to be really good and objective source of information but somewhere along the way they sold out and are now inflating valuations to support dealership margins
- Are there any sites that track average historical list price for a . . .
Thinking about trading in my current car since due to the vehicle shortage its value has shot up several thousand dollars, and minus what I owe I can potentially have a good amount to put toward the down-payment of my next vehicle On the flip side, cars I will be looking at will also have higher price tag for the same reason
- Finding a cars value 2 years ago? : r cars - Reddit
Took your advice after I couldn't find a NADA book for my local library (they offered to get one mailed in, but I wasn't trying to wait a week or two) Got the info on it's way Thank you very much For anyone wondering, the number is +1-800-258-3266 and the service is $50 per car
- “Market value” of my car after insurance claim : r AusLegal - Reddit
Used cars are inflated right now anyway, insurance companies will only look at the red book value typically I just looked at my own car, $56k red book value, but privately they go for around $65-70k Go with agreed value next time, but your premiums will be higher (most likely, becauseyoure agreeingto a higher value)
- Calculating a lease - how do I work out the residual value of . . . - Reddit
Manufacturer sets the residual value, and it is typically a percentage of the msrp between 40-60% The only place online that you can reliably get this info is on edmunds lease forums, but I don’t know if they have info for the uk and on this vehicle specifically yet
- How to assess fair market value locally? : r askcarsales - Reddit
Hi I’m not in car sales, I’m looking to buy a lightly used German car ($30-$40k USD, buying in cash, no trade in) from a local seller (I’m in BC, Canada) With all the talk about a hot used car market and low inventory I genuinely don’t know what to offer when I find a car I like
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