Hey guys, can you help value my car... thanks!

[996T]

Hey Everyone,

Can you guys tell me what my car is worth? I was told to ask for ~$19k, but I figued you guys would know the best.

2002 Black SE Supercharged 4WD: Front and Rear brush guard. Tow package. Tinted wind deflector so that my moon roof is functional. factory 6-disc indash CD Changer. Driver/Passenger window tinted to match rest of car. Fitted rubber mat throughout, including in cargo area with cargo area pull-out. Cargo Net. Always zainoed (incl. clay-bar once a season). Only runs Royal Purple full synth. Just turned 30k miles. Always garaged. No accidents. No problems. Originally sold May of '02 with sticker of almost $30k. No smoke. Car is paid for, title in hand.

Truthfully, I love this truck. I bought it a couple years ago to get me through the winters, and it has been one reliable companion. We just had a blizzard, and while while cars were scattered everywhere, I didn't get stuck even once in the deepest of drifts. I'm not 100% sure I want to sell it, but with an upcoming move to Cali in the works and another car already on the way, I need to make room, hence, my above inquiry.

Thanks,
Stephen
1stephen1.com

[OffroadX]

www.kbb.com www.edmunds.com etc. will do the trick.

[996T]

Thanks... the number they came up with for private party sell low ~$18k... is that a fair assessment?

[OffroadX]

KBB, or Kelly Blue Book, is a pretty well-known pricing guide. Edmunds says they're a bit more realistic than KBB, I dunno. There's also the NADA guide: www.nadaguides.com
You can also get a value for your car there, first item under "Used Cars" on the right.

Brent

[996T]

NADA has my truck at just under 20.8k... and KBB/Edmunds has me at ~18.3k... so, 18k~21k is what I came up with.

Again, I don't know what this will actually fetch on the market, but if I put it on Ebay for 18k with no reserve, you guys think that'll be realistic?

[OffroadX]

If you're selling it, you set the price. What's the minimum you would take for it? Start it there and see where it goes.