What Exactly Is A Good Price For A Used Vehicle?
Getting a good price on a used vehicle depends on a few things that I will cover for you here. The first thing that you want to look at is what they are selling for in your market, there are a couple of ways to do this. The first is by going to NADA.com remember that the figures they give you are the average retail figures not the wholesale price. (the figure dealerships will pay less any reconditioning) they also have a very valuable service available for free if you are buying only one vehicle, that’s a VIN number check and at a small price if you need to check multiple vehicle ID numbers, they can be found on the driver’s side dashboard it’s a 17 digit number that identifies that particular vehicle, this VIN check will tell you things like has this vehicle been in a serious accident, does it have a salvaged title, has it had fire, frame, or other damage, has the odometer been rolled back, was it a taxi, and more, pretty much anything that as a buyer you should know, if it turns out
