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.

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Instructions
Step 1:
Use the Kelley Blue Book or KBB.com to determine the fair market value of a car (see Resources below). The Blue book has been used for decades to help buyers determine what prices are accurate for an automobile, whether they are new or used.
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