YOUR RESEARCHWhat is my car worth?
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I am looking at trading my car in for an 01 or 02 TT if the right deal presents itself. I am trying to figure what my car is worth on trade. 02 sport lea. seats, technics package, Car 18s, psm, cd, heated seats, less than 8000 miles, never seen a winter, and if i treated it any better i would have to pay it alimony after the trade. what do you guys think i should negotiate for on trade and what is a good price on an 01 or 02 TT. thanks in advance.
Be sitting down when a dealer gives you a number, it will always be less than you think your car is worth, for they are dealing in wholesale values. You can do a Kelly BB estimate, but the dealer KBB value will be less than the (consumer) trade in KBB value. The KBB service dealers use is not the consumer version on line. Remember this a dealer is in business to make money, no matter how nice that they seem. If you are leasing a vehicle, you can squeeze a better deal because dealers get "back end money" on leases
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