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I' m looking at a 2001 cab tip with75k miles on it Trying to judge good price Edmunds shows private party 17900 while KGB says 27900 WTF? How can the KGB be 50% more than edmunds? Mike
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$17,900 sounds pretty low. I'm no pricing expert but I would expect the car to be somewhere around $25k or so, give or take depening upon condition and upgrades (i.e. C2 vs C4, etc.) The best value is the NADA site as that is what the dealers use. It will give you the closest thing to reality as Edmunds & KBB are not accurate at all, and your experience is a good example.
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