What's the best way to find the value of my used vehicle?

Use:

Kelly Blue Book,

Edmunds,

and NADA

Enter as much information as possible at each site. Be honest with yourself about the vehicles condition. It is a very common mistake to rate your vehicle in better condition that it really is. Any potential buyer will quickly pick up on this and steer away.

The three sites will not exactly agree. Average the three prices and you will be pretty close.

The ultimate value of your vehicle is the size check that someone else is willing to write you for it.

Good luck.

I would buy a local used car magazine and compare your car to other cars listed (I use the bargain finder). The important aspects are its make and model, year, and probably most important, it's milage.

Go to a store that has magazines and get a copy of car trader and compare.

the "Used Car Appraiser"

here: http://www.edmunds.com/tmv/used/

is more accurate than kelly and many others

kelly blue book because you answer lots of questions about your car and the shape it is in.

www.kbb.com

Go to that site and use "fair trade in value"

Be accurate with inputting miles and make sure you put in the right make and model

kelly blue book , or try CAR MAX !

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kelley blue book 4 sure.

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