#Kelly black book value free

If there are minor issues, I disclose any issues in the records. I sell my own cars that are meticulously maintained. Lone Ranger, I'm just an HHR wannabe at this point, but I'm a 40 year old car guy who is also lusting after an SS. I would make a horrible used car sales professional, LOL. Its actually worth a couple few thousand to me in loss to not have to endure the process of tolerating potential buyers. I absolutely can't stand dealing with all the tire kickers. Selling my HHR as a private party is out, though. Just seems like it would be so fun, though, rowing through the gears with the turbo whining, pinned to the seat by the thrust.

#Kelly black book value free

I do hold free and clear title on my HHR, though, and that makes it tempting to take the SS plunge! But, i'd have to pick up payments, and going from no payments to payments, well, that'd be a drag. I know, I know, we all know our cars are depreciation monsters, maybe not as bad as a Kia or Suzuki, but not too I'm talking myself out of getting rid of it just typing out this post. On the downside, I'm seeing '08 LS's advertised for $16,995 new, so that doesn't do much for used values. I don't know what other conclusion to draw when the other three references are all in the same ballpark.īlack book said $9000 - $11,000 for my HHR, but the others were showing high trade of around $13,000 and low of around $11,000. What gives? Black Book claims its the dealer's reference, so it souns like its artificially deflated to favor the dealer. As I'm testing the waters on trading off my '07 for a remaining '08 SS, I noticed that Kelly Blue Book, Edmunds, and NADA are all pretty close on trade-in value on my HHR, but Black Book is about $2000 lower accross the board.