2003 Trade In Value?
11-10-2003, 05:49 AM
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Originally posted by ZU L8R
As a dealer I can buy 03 Touring Models with 5k-8k miles for around $26k @ the auctions.
As a dealer I can buy 03 Touring Models with 5k-8k miles for around $26k @ the auctions.
11-10-2003, 06:00 AM
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Originally posted by bixby
You should ask the dealer if he's ever heard of Kelly Blue Book!! That would really be a low blow for a dealer. They are probably not aware that it's in KBB since it just showed up a few days ago. They'd rip off their own mother to make a profit.
You should ask the dealer if he's ever heard of Kelly Blue Book!! That would really be a low blow for a dealer. They are probably not aware that it's in KBB since it just showed up a few days ago. They'd rip off their own mother to make a profit.
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11-10-2003, 08:38 AM
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There are 2 different $$ amounts on KBB, Trad in and retail value. They trade in value is less than the retail. Anyway, I would take less thank the trade in value, just not $7000.00 less. I would probably take $27,000. on my trade. The dealer could then probably make a $3000.00 profit on it without trying.
Is there anyway to get a black book value on the car?
Is there anyway to get a black book value on the car?
11-10-2003, 08:54 AM
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Originally posted by Nicks 350Z
There are 2 different $$ amounts on KBB, Trad in and retail value. They trade in value is less than the retail. Anyway, I would take less thank the trade in value, just not $7000.00 less. I would probably take $27,000. on my trade. The dealer could then probably make a $3000.00 profit on it without trying.
Is there anyway to get a black book value on the car?
There are 2 different $$ amounts on KBB, Trad in and retail value. They trade in value is less than the retail. Anyway, I would take less thank the trade in value, just not $7000.00 less. I would probably take $27,000. on my trade. The dealer could then probably make a $3000.00 profit on it without trying.
Is there anyway to get a black book value on the car?
11-10-2003, 01:22 PM
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Originally posted by bixby
The KBB "Retail" value is the amount the dealer would be expected to sell the car for (our what you would expect to pay buying used from a dealer.
The KBB "Retail" value is the amount the dealer would be expected to sell the car for (our what you would expect to pay buying used from a dealer.
11-10-2003, 02:01 PM
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Originally posted by ZU L8R
Dealers don't buy @ KBB. They buy @ the dealer black book prices. Why would they buy @ KBB and then you the customer come in and want to buy it @ KBB. No $$ there.
Dealers don't buy @ KBB. They buy @ the dealer black book prices. Why would they buy @ KBB and then you the customer come in and want to buy it @ KBB. No $$ there.
http://www.blackbookusa.com/aboutus.asp Explains how balck book prices are figured.
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11-10-2003, 02:04 PM
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Originally posted by Boomer
I don't know, the dealer who posted before you seems to think kbb tradein is the same as retail?? I just quoted tradin, not kbb retail.
I don't know, the dealer who posted before you seems to think kbb tradein is the same as retail?? I just quoted tradin, not kbb retail.
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