For a given car, Edmunds will give a dealer price of $1600 average, $2300 clean. Then go to KBB and it's $2850 for private party price in fair condition and $3285 for good condition. New cars are much easier to figure out and new is also much easier because one can get competing bids to sell you the exact same car.

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I was at a car lot today looking at a 2003 Nissan Altima with 168,000 miles on it; I had Edmunds.com's value calculator up on my phone when I asked the salesman what they were asking for the car; I was told they were asking $6800...

Sorry to the folks that run this sight, love the info. and msg boards, but based on my experiences, neither Edmunds or KBB prices reflect real world trade in values. 0 rroyce10 Member Posts: 9,332

I pulled KBB but want to see what folks here think. 2017 Chevy Silverado Crewcab, 4x4, LTZ trim level, black Z71 Sunroof 17xxx miles It's in very good condition Zip = 03894 Looking to trade towards a new Ram Thanks and let me know if you need more info.

This is my first time trying to buy a used car from a dealership and have looked at reviews, consumer reports, KBB, and of course edmunds TMV calculator to figure out pricing. I have even checked the carfax reports of a few cars and have a couple in mind.

KBB was showing a value which was $6600 more than the buyout price so I made the deal, got a check for a little over $6500 from the dealer. Honda FS says you can only return the lease or re-sell to a dealer.

Use KBB.com to figure out what its worth. You would need to know the trim level (base, GLS or LX), if it has any major options (sunroof or whatever), and its overall condition. KBB lists a base automatic model in fair condition at $7000 See if you can take it to a service garage and have them give it a once over to see what find of shape its in.

Eastern Kia had a great price but began low-balling me about the value of my trade-in car – much less than the KBB value and lower than my Edmunds’ vehicle trade-in allowance estimate – effectively raising their price and lowering their quote by …

2017年4月25日 · It takes between 7 to 14 days to ship across the country, not a month. The truckers carry the insurances. It is federally mandated in order to ship freight in the U.S., They always maintain a liability for KBB or FMV value in the dreaded case of total loss. (The differences are notable between an open carrier and an enclosed truck.)