Nada Vs. Kelley Blue Book
August 18th, 2010 by admin | No Comments | Filed in Nada Bluebook
Figuring out the price of a car, whether used or new, is no easy task. For every model, you can find a range of different prices, often with little reason for the discrepancies. The two leading guidelines for automotive values in the U.S are the Kelley Blue Book and the NADA guide, and this article looks at the differences between them.
What They Cover
1. Both guides list prices for used and new cars, though Read more text
How to Use NADA Guides to Assess a Car’s Value
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Step 1:
Log onto the NADA.com website (see Resources below). NADA.com has links to each of the three main branches of the NADA (Consumer, Business and Dealer’s Association). Read each link’s information box carefully to know which services are offered through each branch.
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Step 2:
Use the “Consumer” link to access basic information about car values. From the Consumer section of the NA Read more text
What Is the NADA Blue Book?
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The NADA is the National Automobile Dealers Association, an organization which has been in existence since 1917. The NADA represents car dealers, but also is a great resource for consumers. The NADA Blue Book values are of great use to anyone who wants to know exactly how much a new or used car is worth.
History
# NADA was formed in 1917 by a coalition of automobile dealers who petitioned the US government to Read more text