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http://deozsvxwelcgc.blogspot.com/2008/07/your-complete-guide-to-auto-title-loans.htmlYour Complete Guide To Auto Title Loans (by: begeq)
Reduced value of the car - Many title lenders dole out a sum much less than the actual value of the automobile. Check the value of your automobile by referring to NADA (National Automobile Dealer's Association) or Kelly Blue Book. ...
http://www.sylacauga.biz/2008/07/20/finding-the-values-for-used-motorcycles/Finding The Values For Used Motorcycles (by: A R Thompson)
The easiest way for you to be able to value the price of a used motorcycle and compare this to what the seller is asking is by getting hold of a copy of the NADA Price Guide or the Kelley Blue Book. In this article we explain a little ...
http://iconsclub.com/Motorcycles/finding-the-values-for-used-motorcyclesFinding The Values For Used Motorcycles (by: A R Thompson)
Below we are going to talk a little bit more about these two reference books, which provide you with details regarding the values of various motorcycles. The first book we are going to be taking a look at is the NADA (National ...
http://rorytyguj156.blogspot.com/2008/07/success-of-which-consisted-of-river.htmlThe success of which consisted of a river (by: Rory)
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Why is there such a difference between Kelly Blue Book and NADA trade in values?
I am in the process of trading in my 2004 car on a a new truck and in doing my research am finding the NADA trade-in value is over $2000 higher than the Kelly Blue Book value; for the same car! Of course, the dealer presented me with a deal reflecting the Kelly value, and I of course countered with the NADA value...
So, which value should I deem realistic and why such a huge difference?
Ah, the pleasantries of buying a car...
most dealerships use Kelly blue book...not because they are trying to gouge you, but because it is a more accurate value of what the car is really going for. They also look at what the car is going for at auction... They are not a not for profit organization obviously... NADA tends to be way to high on trade in value they are also comparing that trade in price to paying sticker.They also do not give accurate invoice prices for the new vehicles. Remember if you want to pay the dealership wholesale for their car then that is what you should expect to receive for your trade in. If you want to receive NADA for your car you should pay sticker because your discount is received in your trade in value...
Sincerely,
Honest car sales person
What's the difference between Kelley blue book values and NADA guide values for vehicles?
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Two different companies - they each develop their own pricing model. A better bet is Edmunds.com with their true market value. Dealers will advertise below KBB or below NADA. They never advertise below Edmunds because Edmunds does not inflate the pricing like KBB and NADA do in order to favor the dealer.
Why is there such a difference between Kelley Blue Book and NADA motorcycle values?
So, I'm thinking about purchasing this 1999 Ninja 250 off of eBay for 1625. It's in excellent condition, and the guy is real chill about everything. Thing is, the NADA value is 1015, but the KBB value is like 1800. Would I be getting ripped off if I went ahead and bought it off of him? I have the money for it, but I just don't want to be paying more than what's fair. I appreciate any help!
So do you think $1625 is a pretty fair deal? I need to tell him something by tonight...
First of all, there are different blue book values. One is for Wholesale ( what a retailer will pay you for your used car/motorcycle ), and one is for what the Retail value is ( what he, or you, would try to actually sell it for ). Why would a dealer accept a trade-in and pay $1,800 for something, and then try to sell it for $1,800 ? Makes no sense! So there is actually two values out there, one you get quoted when you trade in, and one that the seller tries to get. One reason you can sell your vehicle higher than a Trade-in offer, is because a dealer is only offering you WHOLESALE blue-book price, not what it'd sell for on the open market, or retail blue-book. So you have to find out what is which when you find a value. I'm not familiar with NADA pricing, and Kelly does have a Wholesale BB, but the one you see is normally Retail. So that's probably the difference you're seeing.
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