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- What websites can you go to to look up car values for selling . . . - Reddit
In the USA we use websites like Kelly Blue Book, NADA, or Edmunds You enter in the vehicle type, year, condition, and state where you are trying to sell it and you can find out how much a car is worth, so you don't get ripped off when buying or selling
- A word of caution about the Bicycle Blue Book - Reddit
Instead, it actually just seems like a fairly simple depreciation schedule on bikes based on MSRP (RRP for our UK users) and type of bike, e g a 5-year-old mid tier hybrid is worth ~40% of MSRP, a 5-year-old road bike is worth ~55% of MSRP, etc Kelley Blue Book, which reports values of used cars, has access to wholesale auctions, used vehicle sales, and registrations reported at US state level
- Question about Kelly Blue Book Instant Cash Offer : r askcarsales - Reddit
Question about Kelly Blue Book Instant Cash Offer I had an instant cash offer and spoke with the KBB rep at a dealership who said they were interested in purchasing the car Went in to the dealership today and the person said she would get the rep to speak with me but the KBB rep never actually came out
- How accurate are Kelly Blue Book values? : r askcarsales - Reddit
I have a 2021 Highlander XSE with 12,500 miles Kelly Blue Book says trade in value is $46,900 There is a 2022 Highlander XSE at my local dealersh
- Is using Kelly blue book for estimate price range accurate?
You need to be aware of a few things Kbb free vs kbb subscription, Nadaguidlines, blackbook, and others they are region specific pricing let alone you still need to know the laws that as well
- How closely do KBB Instant Cash offers align with standard . . . - Reddit
On a whim, I opted for a KBB "Instant Cash" offer for my car this morning It looks like the instant offer is about 10% - 15% lower than the lower bound of the range KBB provides for private sales trade-ins and ~25% - ~42% lower than retail (based on cargurus):
- Is Kelly Blue Book Full of Shit? : r UsedCars - Reddit
I know this is an older post, but I just sold my 2008 Mercury Mariner (similar to the old escape) with 178k miles on it for $1300 cash It ran but needed major repair work (like $1600 from a mechanic) Posted it on face book and within two hours someone (a flipper for sure) came for it and paid full asking price
- How a dealership evaluates a trade, and why KBB is almost worthless
Every time I ever used Kelley Blue Book it's the complete opposite experience, the market average is always way above the Kelley book retail, and trade in is like $8,000 Below Retail Other words dealer always think Kelley Blue Book trade in is way higher than it should be and consumers always think Kelley Blue Book is way lower than it should be compared to actual retail listings on the
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