used car values

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A:I use three things both of what you have mentioned and my own eyes. A lot has to do with your part of the country. but both are pretty close I some times take the average of the both of them

A:go to kellybluebook.com or edmunds.com will give you base trade in value, other factors what it will cost them to refurbish for resale

A:Were you trying to price it to sell it yourself or price it to trade-in? Those guides are all over the place with that kind of info. If it was to trade-in your mini-van, remember that dealers don't even look at those guides. They look at Manheim Auction results which is the industry wholesale auction records and figure from there what they can make on re-selling a vehicle. The prices they will offer on trade-in will be at or below wholesale typically because they need to make money. If you were looking to sell it yourself, looking at any of those guides is also a little bit false because those are used by lenders and dealers with setting the retail and financing price and unlike Manheim, is not based on actual sales results. The closest you can get to actual, real sales data of models with your trim package is to use the Price My Car link below. It is actual real sales results and because it can go by VIN, will find vehicles just like yours and give you sales results within a few percent of what you can expect. In the long run you will be better off selling it yourself to get the maximum return on your investment.

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