Who do car dealers use for their trade in valuations?

Question:
I think CAS or something simialar was mentioned by Ford today, but if anyone knows that would be great.

Answers:

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They would of been referring to CAP guide. It collates the final sale prices of cars in auction each month to compile a realistic guide to the cars value for the following month. This covers cars of all ages. Glasses guide is also used for cars dating back as far as 1999. Most garages will take a average from both if applicable. NO garage/trader will use Parker's guide. This is just a poor valuation guide made available to the buying public. Its very rarely correct.

Pick-a-part?

Glasses guide

Type of cars??

Only possible place I can think of would be Kelley Blue Book. I've seen a lot of dealerships with the advertisement saying "Priced Below Blue Book!"

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http://www.kbb.com

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is free, and includes pricing for dealership trade-ins. The site also includes pricing for private-party value, retail value, and for fair, good, and excellent conditions. I use the site often before buying or selling a vehicle in my family.

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I hope this has answered your question. If you have any more, please feel free to ask.

Is 5,000 canadian dollars to much to pay for a 1997 honda accord with 250,000 kilometors?

glasses guide used to be the trades bible these days there are many just as good

A place to look for a cheap reliable car?

Glasses guide or Parkers.

Is $3,000 too much to ask?

Glasses usually give lower prices than Parkers.

Who do car dealers use for their trade in valuations?

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