What is the more common of the two when trying to figure out the value of one's vehicle? What's more common with dealers, bankers, consumers? Just curious if ya'll know.
thanks, MM
Kelly or NADA
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From what I've discovered, You can go to http://www.kbb.com and look there, deduct @ $2000 from what you get and that's about what the dealer will give you on trade.
It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.
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Back in my early days a guy brought me a title to an 83 Honda. This was prolly in 85. I got my NADA book out and determined the loan value, and loaned him $3300.00. Found out after he quit paying that I had a title to a Honda Big Red. So, don't ask bankers what we use.
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black book is what vehicles are bringing weekly at the auction and it is what we use to determine values. kbb is the dumbest ever . they are so out it is unreal.
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