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#968277 06/01/04 03:40 AM
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I've noticed a big difference in values (over 1k) when doing a price search on the internet. Kelley Blue book values are lower than True Market Value reports in my area for at least 3 different car searches. Any advice?
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#968278 06/01/04 03:42 AM
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Use www.nadaguides.com - it's used by most Motor Vehicle Administrations and insurance companies to determine the value of vehicles.


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I usually use a combination of reports

www.kbb.com
www.nada.com
www.edmunds.com

I find the rough average of those three reports, and then I check out www.autotrader.com to see what these cars are ACTUALLY selling for in my area.


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Originally posted by zgendron:
I check out www.autotrader.com to see what these cars are ACTUALLY selling for in my area.



Just keep in mind Autotrader has ASKING prices, not SELLING prices.


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