More accurate used car value? Other than kbb

[MyJeep]

I am thinking to sell my cars. Is there any other website to find the value for it (more accurate)?

I had tried kbb.com and edmunds.com

 

[vbgagnon]

nada book



nada

 

[WoodiE]

MyJeep,

I'm not sure what you mean by "more accurate", I'm guessing more accurate in terms of what you think it's worth however I know around here most people and car lots are going to use KBB for the most part.


-Michael

 

[vbgagnon]

I know that banks use the nada guide.

 

[MyJeep]

Thanks guys. Nada and kbb almost the same.

Not that bad, I will lose $1500 over 1 and a half years if I go with trade-in. I most probably will try to sell it by myself.

 

[nitro13]

if i got this site right http://www.bluebook.com i used it befor

 

[Lessen]

I used to sell cars, take my word for it. NADA is the only dependable resource for for finding a value. When you break down all the reasons why dealerships set prices for cars it all comes down to what the banks will give. National Automotive Dealers Association (otherwise known as the "black book") is the onlything banks and dealerships truly care about. They only talk about "blue book" because it's been so hyped up over the years, they know that's what the public wants to hear about. But don't go lookin for it at Borders or any other book store... you won't find it. I'm not 100% positive but I think the only way you can get one is if you're affiliated with the industry. ie. banks, dealerships, auto auctions, yadda yadda

 

[HumboldtBlazer]

www.kbb.com
www.nadaguides.com
www.edmunds.com

 

[Lessen]

ohhh, an NADA site... That must be pretty new, I don't think that existed when I sold.

good find blazer