True Black Book Prices
http://www.cudlautosmart.com/Researc...WT.svl=SubMenu
I have used the above link for true black book prices on vehicles. I use it as a negotiation tool and used it on my recent Dakota purchase. I have verified through a friend who works at a dealership about the prices it gives and they match his little black book exactly. I figure this might help someone about a future purchase.
I have used the above link for true black book prices on vehicles. I use it as a negotiation tool and used it on my recent Dakota purchase. I have verified through a friend who works at a dealership about the prices it gives and they match his little black book exactly. I figure this might help someone about a future purchase.
well i feel better that i paid just about what my truck was worth in that book. it was 12,900 on the lot they had it llisted at 12,700 - 12,100. but i bought the extended warranty so bumped it up a few g's
For the most part nada is pretty accurate for dealerships. Whenever we have a car total out the insurance company is usually within 5% of retail unless there is depreciation for prior damage.






