Buying a car…which price guide is the most accurate?
It is an older Acura Integra 3.2 TL
Kelly blue book lists it for Private Party $8,900
Edmonds Private Party price is $4,162.
That is a big difference…I don't know which is accurate.
Finally Gold NADA lists it fro $7,200.
Any thoughts about what I should offer for it?
I used to work for an Auto body and I've also worked for an Auto insurance company. In both cases they used Kelly's Blue Book. I think it's safe to say that it's an industry standard.
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I like to use Kelly Blue Book. But make sure you read about the condition of the car.If it's a trade in, person to person deal etc.
The area also makes a difference.
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My sister is an insurance auto adjuster and her company uses both NADA and Blue Book. She uses Blue Book the most.
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Kelly blue book. Also, check out the used car prices on Comsummer Report.
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Another way to look at it is to check the price for buyer and the price for seller on the same vehicle. You will see a difference there as well. I would suggest taking the average of the two prices.
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I used to work for an Auto body and I've also worked for an Auto insurance company. In both cases they used Kelly's Blue Book. I think it's safe to say that it's an industry standard.
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How much is the asking price? I would offer about $5500 Because thats sounds about the average. But We only use KBB and NADA. At the bank (at least the one we use), they use NADA I know that but at the my car dealer, we use KBB. I think KBB is better
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start by knowing your car. there is no integra 3.2tl its a legend
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