I recently put my 2017 SS up for sale and when I did, I used the KBB pricing guide. Here is what it showed for my car and mileage (<16K).
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Based on that, I listed it on Auto Trader for $52K. Well after the add posted, the KBB pricing guide with the online ad showed this:
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So now, it shows that I am asking too much and that $51K is the ceiling. So from there, I went to NADA to see what they showed and here it is:
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It is even worse because it shows that the ceiling is just $49K. Between the 3 of them, there is a $6K price gap. I can't tell you the last time I sold a car on my own so I guess I don't really know how to read these values and how they should be interpreted. What I am looking for is what the actual market value is for the car. I'd appreciate any advice or insight about these numbers. Thanks.
Based on that, I listed it on Auto Trader for $52K. Well after the add posted, the KBB pricing guide with the online ad showed this:
So now, it shows that I am asking too much and that $51K is the ceiling. So from there, I went to NADA to see what they showed and here it is:
It is even worse because it shows that the ceiling is just $49K. Between the 3 of them, there is a $6K price gap. I can't tell you the last time I sold a car on my own so I guess I don't really know how to read these values and how they should be interpreted. What I am looking for is what the actual market value is for the car. I'd appreciate any advice or insight about these numbers. Thanks.
