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Answer to: When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   108Relevance 5 years ago Kerem Submit Your Question HERE
  The only kbb values I would use would be kbb trade in values, which I would use in PRIVATE PARTY sales. They are just ripping you off like Joe said. kbb values lines up with prices you commonly see on both dealer and private party sales but honestly in the real world it works differently. kbb is owned by Cox Enterprises. Autotrader is also a brand of the group. There total revinue is 21 billion USD. They have investments for car companies and have dealer software providers. Would you trust them to give accurate car values?
When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   108Relevance 5 years ago wooter80 Submit Your Question HERE
  When I am buying a car the seller always says kbb undervalues. When I am selling some of those same people claim kbb is over value. This leads me to believe kbb is pretty darn accurate. I'd love to hear your thoughts on kbb values
RE: When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   90Relevance 5 years ago seth frerichs Submit Your Question HERE
  If buying a car using kbb, make sure to look at the car in person and using your judgement to come up with a fair price keeping the kbb value in mind.
Answer to: When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   82Relevance 5 years ago Greg Graham Submit Your Question HERE
  I've always preferred using Edmunds or at least compare kbb with Edmunds to see how close they are.
Answer to: When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   82Relevance 5 years ago ItAintRight Submit Your Question HERE
  kbb is owned by a parent company owned by autotrader.com. They have a vested interest in overvaluing used cars to make max profits on used car sales on the site. Trust what people in your area are paying for cars. The stuff online is a bunch of nonsense. {black}:suspicious:
Answer to: When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   82Relevance 5 years ago Kaizen Submit Your Question HERE
  kbb is a decent guide.
Answer to: When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   82Relevance 5 years ago MountainManJoe Submit Your Question HERE
  anybody who tells you "KBB undervalues" is trying to rip you off.
Answer to: When i am buying a car the seller claims KBB is undervalued. When i am selling a car some of those same people will say KBB is overvalued. This leads me to believe KBB is pretty accurate. Id love to hear your thoughts on KBB   73Relevance 5 years ago Whatchamacallit Submit Your Question HERE
 
Is Kelly Blue Book reliable(KBB)?   45Relevance 5 years ago Benlexhi Submit Your Question HERE
  I found a car for sale and compared the asking price to it's suggested price on kbb. Can I use kbb as a reputable source to negotiate the price? It's a difference of about 1K. The car is a 1998 BMW 528i going for $4,500. On kbb t says between $2.2K - 3.7K
Answer to: Is Kelly Blue Book reliable(KBB)?   36Relevance 5 years ago FutureSoCalEscapee Submit Your Question HERE
  Scotty can say a lot more on this. kbb is owned by the Cox group. They own Autotrader (or something like them), plus dealerships. They have a vested interest in higher prices. In Southern California, kbb is what EVERYBODY wants, even the impound lots near the Mexican border. I have bought two Rav4s recently... One certified, both were from a Toyota dealership, near private party blue book pricing (one under, one slightly over). I consider them major victories.
Answer to: Is Kelly Blue Book reliable(KBB)?   36Relevance 5 years ago Kaizen Submit Your Question HERE
  IMHO, use several sources to find comps. kbb is one of them. Look for similar cars on used car websites. Look at other private listings. Prices vary by region, scarcity, desire, and each is a case by case basis. kbb gives you an idea. And it seems it is to your advantage in this case.
Answer to: Is Kelly Blue Book reliable(KBB)?   27Relevance 5 years ago Benlexhi Submit Your Question HERE
  So even with the inflated prices of kbb, the seller's asking price is higher? Hahah. Thanks though
RE: Is Kelly Blue Book reliable(KBB)?   27Relevance 5 years ago MountainManJoe Submit Your Question HERE
  by the way, all I did was search Scotty's youtube channel for kbb to find this. Took about 10 seconds.
2005 Volvo V50 or 2005 Toyota Camry   26Relevance 2 years ago katev907 Submit Your Question HERE
  Hi Scotty; I'm car shopping, and would like your input. I'm looking at 2 cars: 2005 Toyota Camry, $11,000, 39k, 1 owner. kbb says this car should be worth between $6,287 & $7,514. 2005 Volvo V50 T5, $6,500, 103k, 1 owner. kbb says this car should be worth between $2,060 & $3,071. Both cars are well-maintained, according to the CARFAX report. What would you choose? Also, why are the kbb prices so much lower than the listed prices? Thank you! Kate
Answer to: Should I buy this 26yo Camry   26Relevance 3 years ago Chuck Tobias Submit Your Question HERE
  He's an imbecile - or a bald-faced liar. This is what kbb.com shows for a 1996 Camry LE in good condition with 91,000 miles for a private party sale, and kbb prices tend to be inflated to begin with:
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