You could get NADA (national auto dealers association) "blue books" published in the years you want to find car prices for. BUT, NADA does not mean anything in the real world so a better and more accurate source would have old newspapers that are available at major public libraries. Look in the classifieds and you will get a good idea of car prices for any given year.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Historical value of used car?
How can I determine (at least approximately) the historical market value, retail value, and/or wholesale value of a car based on a specific year? For instance, how could I find the market value of a 1989 Buick Century if it were being sold in 1995?Historical value of used car?
You could get NADA (national auto dealers association) "blue books" published in the years you want to find car prices for. BUT, NADA does not mean anything in the real world so a better and more accurate source would have old newspapers that are available at major public libraries. Look in the classifieds and you will get a good idea of car prices for any given year.sonic electronix
You could get NADA (national auto dealers association) "blue books" published in the years you want to find car prices for. BUT, NADA does not mean anything in the real world so a better and more accurate source would have old newspapers that are available at major public libraries. Look in the classifieds and you will get a good idea of car prices for any given year.
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