I've never bought a car from a dealership before. For a 2003 Ford Focus, Mach special, moon roof, automatic transmission, and only 40,000 miles they want $7900.00. That's the Bluebooks suggested.. What would you pay? AND! What exactly is a bank finance charge and how much does that run?|||To determine if the price is reasonable do your research with the online price guides.
NADA
KBB
Edmunds
MSNAuto
Yahoo Autos
Consumer Guide Automotive
There are a lot of them out there.
I don't know what this car is worth but I can offer this advice. NEVER pay Blue Book for a car. Always negotiate the price lower than the book value. Blue Book Value is the maximum price. You don't ever want to pay maximum price, you want the car at the lowest possible price, not the highest.
Bank Finance charges are the interest you pay on the loan.|||If you want facts, I've got them.
Number one, the value of a car is not determined by any guide book. The car's value is determined by the buyer. Just today, I took my sister 93 miles to a used car dealer and let her pay over Kelly Blue Book Retail for a car. AND, I am a car dealer with over two decades experience. AND, she got a really good buy. I've seen lots of cars that were no where near the value of the car she bought that sold for way more. I did not have any car in inventory that represented as good a value. I know the selling dealer made a profit, but that's what retail is all about. We negotiated DOWN to Kelly retail!
The car was exceptional, and the value was good in today's market. Edmunds, Kelly, and all those other guys are PUBLISHERS. They make their living convincing the public that they know what they are doing. They don't know sh*t!
The "Blue Book Suggested" is no more than that. LOOK at the car. Have a mechanic inspect it. Put some effort in to your decision. You won't find any person in Yahoo Answers who will drive the car and inspect it. It's been USED. Determine if that use was benign or abusive or neglectful. Take some responsibility for your decision. Pay Kelly retail ONLY if the car is PERFECT. If it is an ordinary car, pay way less.|||That's very high, but if it's an SVT model, that may be right.
I agree with Dave Ramsey. Don't borrow money for a car; live within your means.
Also, Blue book is usually high in my view. Compare it to KBB and NADA. You be the judge.|||I think Edmunds gives you the true value of the car. So if you buy a car at that price, it's worth it.|||Determine wholesale value and negotiate from there. Don't EVER finance a car, always pay cash.
Pay cash or do not buy.
Saturday, December 24, 2011
In Massachusetts do you have to pay for excise tax on a leased car? and is there a tax break on luxury cars?
How is the excise amount determined, I understand it is $25 per $1000, but is based on the bluebook value of the car or on how much you owe?|||It is determined on blue book value of the vehicle. If you wholly own your car you still have to pay excise tax. After all, just because you finished paying for it does not mean that it no longer uses town roads.
I doubt there is a tax break on luxury cars. It is like property taxes on a house. You are assessed according to the value. To give you a break constitues an unfair practice under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
I doubt there is a tax break on luxury cars. It is like property taxes on a house. You are assessed according to the value. To give you a break constitues an unfair practice under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
WHAT IS THE KELLY BLUEBOOK PRICE ?
WHAT IS THE KELLY BLUE-BOOK PRICE FOR A 1996 DODGE RAM CONVERSION VAN WITH HIGH TOP|||$ 1,510.
I put it in Kelly Blue Books site as an 8 cylinder, in not 'excellent' but 'good' condition with working a.c.|||www,KBB.com :)|||www.kbb.com
dont be lazy.
I put it in Kelly Blue Books site as an 8 cylinder, in not 'excellent' but 'good' condition with working a.c.|||www,KBB.com :)|||www.kbb.com
dont be lazy.
How Much Can I Sell This For ?
I own a 1999 Ford Escort with 150,000 miles. I just put a brand new engine in it worth $3,000. The Car is in absolute perfect condition now that i fixed the engine problem. The BlueBook value is around $3,400 could I get any more with the new engine?|||Very unlikely as it is high mileage and most that age will have had things replaced.
If you had a 159K engine it woudl not be worth the book price, but a lot less. those values are for good condition examples, which yours might be.
It is old and that is the real thing. Why woudl anyone pay much for that when they can get something newer and younger (fewer miles) for the same money. Might have been a questionable moe to put in the new engine. Ask Click and Clack on Car talk,|||If you have a new engine, then there wouldn't be any miles, other than the fact
that the original vehicle miles were 150,000 before you replaced the engine.
Is that correct? In which case you might do better in the bluebook value.
You might get some more $ based on whether it's a rebuilt/reconditioned engine
or as you stated, brand new.
If you had a 159K engine it woudl not be worth the book price, but a lot less. those values are for good condition examples, which yours might be.
It is old and that is the real thing. Why woudl anyone pay much for that when they can get something newer and younger (fewer miles) for the same money. Might have been a questionable moe to put in the new engine. Ask Click and Clack on Car talk,|||If you have a new engine, then there wouldn't be any miles, other than the fact
that the original vehicle miles were 150,000 before you replaced the engine.
Is that correct? In which case you might do better in the bluebook value.
You might get some more $ based on whether it's a rebuilt/reconditioned engine
or as you stated, brand new.
Norinco EM-321 ".22 Pump Rifle" Parts Q? and Bluebook?
Hello,
I've seen this 321 on the Exempt clause in the old ban cause its a "Norinco". What is the Bluebook Value as I can't seem to find a Local Store that Has the Bluebook for that Style rifle? Has anyone seen any Parts Wanted or For Sale for the EM-321? [Ive looked for almost a Year and havent seen this Gun on any online auctions] The reason why Im curious about this one is the few I did see, the Customer(s) seemed Desperate for the Parts %26amp; They seem to be a Rarity + Expensive as Hell.
Thanks! ANY other Gun or Weapon I havent 1 problem, why this one, No Idea !
[[Norinco .22Lr Pump Rifle 10rd]]|||Not worth more than 50-100.00.
For parts Numrich. D|||What are you talking about when you say an "Exampt Clause" on the "Old Ban"? Pump rifles of any kind have never been banned in the USA. It's a Norinco, so it ain't worth much.|||In Blue Book of Values, 29 edition, under Norinco - rifles .22, the Model EM-321 rifle listed value at 100 % $135. I find this rifle to be well worth more than listed as gun values have made a considerable jump this past year. Also rifle is identical to the Browning patent trombone, made in Germany and is very much built as well. I feel as a collector this gun will increase in value along with its rarity. Was imported by China Sports Inc, located in Ontario, Ca in early 90's. Check their for parts or look for trombone parts. Roadee
I've seen this 321 on the Exempt clause in the old ban cause its a "Norinco". What is the Bluebook Value as I can't seem to find a Local Store that Has the Bluebook for that Style rifle? Has anyone seen any Parts Wanted or For Sale for the EM-321? [Ive looked for almost a Year and havent seen this Gun on any online auctions] The reason why Im curious about this one is the few I did see, the Customer(s) seemed Desperate for the Parts %26amp; They seem to be a Rarity + Expensive as Hell.
Thanks! ANY other Gun or Weapon I havent 1 problem, why this one, No Idea !
[[Norinco .22Lr Pump Rifle 10rd]]|||Not worth more than 50-100.00.
For parts Numrich. D|||What are you talking about when you say an "Exampt Clause" on the "Old Ban"? Pump rifles of any kind have never been banned in the USA. It's a Norinco, so it ain't worth much.|||In Blue Book of Values, 29 edition, under Norinco - rifles .22, the Model EM-321 rifle listed value at 100 % $135. I find this rifle to be well worth more than listed as gun values have made a considerable jump this past year. Also rifle is identical to the Browning patent trombone, made in Germany and is very much built as well. I feel as a collector this gun will increase in value along with its rarity. Was imported by China Sports Inc, located in Ontario, Ca in early 90's. Check their for parts or look for trombone parts. Roadee
How much should I pay for a 1997 Toyota Corolla?
They are asking for 2200 which seems reasonable because the inspection showed that the only thing wrongith it is the headlight adjustment.but it has 201000 something miles on it.My question is..
How much longer can i predict this car to run for?
and how much should i pay for it?
(bluebook price is 2095)|||The Blue book value is always a generalization. Value of any vehicle is subjective.
And any owner may ask and get whatever they wish for a vehicle.
Case in point:
The Blue book value on my 1986 Corolla is very low, but it has barely turned over 100,000 miles. It is a bit rusty around the fenders, but overall is the most dependable car I've ever owned. (I'm the third owner, my father was the second, and he took it to be serviced for the first owner.)
My car is never going to look new again, but she sure has alot of poop for and old girl.
I certainly hope to keep her for another 5 years, but I don't think that we'll ever see 200,00 miles.
It would be nice though!|||pay what you want to pay really first check it out by typing how to check a used car follow that list of thing s to look for when buying a used car and most of time you wil not get a lemon as for miles depends on shape its in thus the reason why you check it but most cars you can drive into the 400,000 range it they are cared for right way why you need to check for problem before buying any used car and decide and no one pays blue book price so id say about 1800 a good starting price|||Two yrs ago I bought a 1995 Toyota Corolla for around the same price. Toyota's are great, reliable cars that last a long time as long as you take care of it. Mine has 204,000 miles on it, and my moms (also a '95) has well over 220,000. I would try and negotiate to 2000, because of the miles it already has. I'm far from a mechanic, but mine has been reliable. Toyotas do seem to have issues with wheel bearings needing replaced, but it isn't expensive to fix (about 150), which is something I would ask them about if they'd had to replace. Hope I helped!|||That toyota will last for another 2 to 3 years but just make sure you do regular maintenance and before you buy take it to a trusted mechanic so he can check it over
Good luck.|||The miles are too high. Kelly Blue Books says $1,200 retail. I would not buy it. It is about to go. Even if it has not been driven hard, a car with that many miles will start giving you one problem after another very soon.
How much longer can i predict this car to run for?
and how much should i pay for it?
(bluebook price is 2095)|||The Blue book value is always a generalization. Value of any vehicle is subjective.
And any owner may ask and get whatever they wish for a vehicle.
Case in point:
The Blue book value on my 1986 Corolla is very low, but it has barely turned over 100,000 miles. It is a bit rusty around the fenders, but overall is the most dependable car I've ever owned. (I'm the third owner, my father was the second, and he took it to be serviced for the first owner.)
My car is never going to look new again, but she sure has alot of poop for and old girl.
I certainly hope to keep her for another 5 years, but I don't think that we'll ever see 200,00 miles.
It would be nice though!|||pay what you want to pay really first check it out by typing how to check a used car follow that list of thing s to look for when buying a used car and most of time you wil not get a lemon as for miles depends on shape its in thus the reason why you check it but most cars you can drive into the 400,000 range it they are cared for right way why you need to check for problem before buying any used car and decide and no one pays blue book price so id say about 1800 a good starting price|||Two yrs ago I bought a 1995 Toyota Corolla for around the same price. Toyota's are great, reliable cars that last a long time as long as you take care of it. Mine has 204,000 miles on it, and my moms (also a '95) has well over 220,000. I would try and negotiate to 2000, because of the miles it already has. I'm far from a mechanic, but mine has been reliable. Toyotas do seem to have issues with wheel bearings needing replaced, but it isn't expensive to fix (about 150), which is something I would ask them about if they'd had to replace. Hope I helped!|||That toyota will last for another 2 to 3 years but just make sure you do regular maintenance and before you buy take it to a trusted mechanic so he can check it over
Good luck.|||The miles are too high. Kelly Blue Books says $1,200 retail. I would not buy it. It is about to go. Even if it has not been driven hard, a car with that many miles will start giving you one problem after another very soon.
What amount should I ask for auto accident damage?
Not-at-fault accident where at fault guy agrees to pay damages out of pocket.
I have a 1995 Olds Cutlass Ciera; The bluebook value is approx. $1700. The car is still driveable, but does have sustainable visible damage.
How much should I ask?
Note: a side body repair guy would charge $1000 to fix, though he does not use paperwork. A genuine body shop will charge over $3000 meaning that my car will be totaled out if gone through insurance.|||take the 1700 and get away/use on downpayment for something with the car|||1700
I have a 1995 Olds Cutlass Ciera; The bluebook value is approx. $1700. The car is still driveable, but does have sustainable visible damage.
How much should I ask?
Note: a side body repair guy would charge $1000 to fix, though he does not use paperwork. A genuine body shop will charge over $3000 meaning that my car will be totaled out if gone through insurance.|||take the 1700 and get away/use on downpayment for something with the car|||1700
How to save text messages to PC/online (not Blue Book)?
Anyone know a place or a program available to store old texts online or on my hard drive? I can't use Bluebook because I'm a vodafone customer and I don't want to forward each one (at a price) to a service to save like treasuretexts asks you to. Any suggestions before I just delete them all?|||Oh, I think I can help. What phone are you using? Write it in the Additional Details. If you are using Nokia, connect your phone to Nokia PC Suite (free download from Nokia site) on your computer and then open the messages in Nokia Communicaton Center. Just copy-paste them all in a document and save it anywhere.|||http://getinfo.knows.it
A very informative website you can also get much information in website|||i guess there is an option of synchronization of cellphone with PC and then there is an option of for data backup on pc including contact list.
http://gauchotexts.com
A very informative website you can also get much information in website|||i guess there is an option of synchronization of cellphone with PC and then there is an option of for data backup on pc including contact list.
http://gauchotexts.com
Help with The Bluebook (Citation)?
I'm having trouble turning this into the correct citation. A little help is much needed so I can finish the other 30 citations.
Instructions: Correct citations using the current edition of The Bluebook. Please use the form for court documents and legal memopanda. Please provide any missing information. Use the regional reporters for the state citations unless instructed otherwise.
Oprah Winfrey vs. Ellen Degeneres, a 2002 case from the Georgia Court of Appeals, located in volume 321 of the South Eastern Regional Reporter, Second Series page 545, with quoted material on pages 550 to 560. Assume this is a “stand-alone” citation
Thank you for your help.|||*Winfrey v. DeGeneres*, 321 S.E.2d 545, 550-60 (Ga. Ct. App. 2002).
See Bluebook Rule 10, generally. Omit first names of individuals (unless part of a business name) as per 10.2.1(g). Name of the case (A v. B) goes in italics.
Reporter abbreviation and court abbreviation found under T1, Georgia (p. 237). Note the lack of spaces within "S.E.2d" abbreviation.
If the pincite is a page range, drop any repetitive digits other than the final two digits as per B4.1.2 (p. 9).
Also, Ellen DeGeneres typically capitalizes the G in her surname. So you might check the original again.
Instructions: Correct citations using the current edition of The Bluebook. Please use the form for court documents and legal memopanda. Please provide any missing information. Use the regional reporters for the state citations unless instructed otherwise.
Oprah Winfrey vs. Ellen Degeneres, a 2002 case from the Georgia Court of Appeals, located in volume 321 of the South Eastern Regional Reporter, Second Series page 545, with quoted material on pages 550 to 560. Assume this is a “stand-alone” citation
Thank you for your help.|||*Winfrey v. DeGeneres*, 321 S.E.2d 545, 550-60 (Ga. Ct. App. 2002).
See Bluebook Rule 10, generally. Omit first names of individuals (unless part of a business name) as per 10.2.1(g). Name of the case (A v. B) goes in italics.
Reporter abbreviation and court abbreviation found under T1, Georgia (p. 237). Note the lack of spaces within "S.E.2d" abbreviation.
If the pincite is a page range, drop any repetitive digits other than the final two digits as per B4.1.2 (p. 9).
Also, Ellen DeGeneres typically capitalizes the G in her surname. So you might check the original again.
Whats happening in the suv market? 3 dealers had used suv"s 1000. over bluebook?
specifically, fords, toyotas, hondas are 1999-20006 are 1000. over blus book in some dealerships in Oregon and Arizona|||Thousands of SUV's were traded in for the cash for clunkers program.
Now there is a shortage of good used SUV's.
People still want SUV's.
A used SUV is cheaper than buying new, .
Therefore used SUV prices will go up, regardless of any book values.
Case in point- coworkers son has a trailblazer . It got hit . Damage is $8600, book value is $9200.
It did not get totaled because market value is $14,500.|||They may have them for a long time at that price.|||Lots of dealers "asking" price is above book value.
That gives them room to negotiate with people who are upside down or wont accept less than a crazy amount for their old clunker.
You aren't going to get their best price until you go through the process, sit down make REAL offers and be prepared to walk.
No dealer will ever give you his best price so you can go home and think about it.|||what does that tell you/we dont want obama cars
Now there is a shortage of good used SUV's.
People still want SUV's.
A used SUV is cheaper than buying new, .
Therefore used SUV prices will go up, regardless of any book values.
Case in point- coworkers son has a trailblazer . It got hit . Damage is $8600, book value is $9200.
It did not get totaled because market value is $14,500.|||They may have them for a long time at that price.|||Lots of dealers "asking" price is above book value.
That gives them room to negotiate with people who are upside down or wont accept less than a crazy amount for their old clunker.
You aren't going to get their best price until you go through the process, sit down make REAL offers and be prepared to walk.
No dealer will ever give you his best price so you can go home and think about it.|||what does that tell you/we dont want obama cars
Case file of the FBI into project bluebook ufos?
Can someone lead me in the right direction. I want to find out more information about government investigations into UFOs. I've been reading the FBI case files, that lead me to the nation archives and records administration, and the university of colorado that I can order official reports from. Apparently the Motion Picture %26amp; Sound %26amp; Video Branch (NNSM) and the Still Picture Branch (NNSP) hold picture and footage of events pertaining to project blue book. Does anyone have more information? Even the FBI says the CIA knows more, but better to get information from other sources like the university or other organizations that dealt with the research. Know that I've read all this unusual stuff about ufos, I don't know where the best place to get actual records from. Can anyone help?
http://foia.fbi.gov/unusual.htm|||The FBI does not incorperate in anyway with aliens outside of earth. They only have records, just as they have records of the bermuda triangle, and sasquatch.|||Jimmy Carter couldn't get the records when he was the President, what makes you think you can ?
http://foia.fbi.gov/unusual.htm|||The FBI does not incorperate in anyway with aliens outside of earth. They only have records, just as they have records of the bermuda triangle, and sasquatch.|||Jimmy Carter couldn't get the records when he was the President, what makes you think you can ?
Do you know the Bluebook text'l citation for Merrill Lynch?
I am attempting to cite a case involving Merrill Lynch using the Bluebook format. The citation is within the text. I've been scouring R10 as well as the rest of my Bluebook and I can't seem to find the answer.
So, would the company be cited as Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner %26amp; Smith, or as simply Merrill Lynch (which the firm is commonly known by)?
Thanks for your help!|||10.2.1(a) says not to omit ANY portion of a partnership name.
God, I am so happy that I no one cares about the Bluebook in the real world. Citing to "Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner %26amp; Smith" is a great way to get yelled at.
So, would the company be cited as Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner %26amp; Smith, or as simply Merrill Lynch (which the firm is commonly known by)?
Thanks for your help!|||10.2.1(a) says not to omit ANY portion of a partnership name.
God, I am so happy that I no one cares about the Bluebook in the real world. Citing to "Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner %26amp; Smith" is a great way to get yelled at.
Bluebook price on a 2001 buick lasaber 45,000 miles?
interested in the worth of a 2001 buick lasaber with less than 45,000 miles|||kellybluebook.com
The Bluebook...citation help 2?
Instructions: Correct citations using the current edition of The Bluebook. Please use the form for court documents and legal memopanda. Please provide any missing information. Use the regional reporters for the state citations unless instructed otherwise.
Barack Obama and Joseph Biden, et. al. versus John McCain and Sarah Palin, found in volume 78 of the South Western Reporter, second series, ad page 723, decided in a Texas Supreme Court in 2005. Assume this as a “stand-alone” citation
This is what I came up with.
"Obama v. McCain, 78 S.W.2d, 723 (Tex. 2005)."
Any feedback would be great!
Thank you.|||You know that the case name has to be underlined or in italics, right? (I know Answers doesn't allow this function.) The entire citation would NOT be enclosed in quotation marks.
There would be no comma after 2d. A comma would only appear AFTER the 723 if you were referring to a specific page: 78 S.W. 2d 723, 725
Double check to see if "Obama" "McCain" would need to be followed by et. al. I believe you are correct. MY Blue Book says you are correct. But my Blue Book is a 17th edition - and frankly, I'm afraid to know what edition the most current version is.|||That looks fine to me. I don't see anything wrong. You got the case the volume, the district and the state and year so I guess unless there's something in the 19th ed. that has changed it, I think that's right. Guess you'll find out when you turn it in.
EDIT: Oh, the first poster has sharp eyes! Yea, no comma there. Just take it out and leave one space.
Barack Obama and Joseph Biden, et. al. versus John McCain and Sarah Palin, found in volume 78 of the South Western Reporter, second series, ad page 723, decided in a Texas Supreme Court in 2005. Assume this as a “stand-alone” citation
This is what I came up with.
"Obama v. McCain, 78 S.W.2d, 723 (Tex. 2005)."
Any feedback would be great!
Thank you.|||You know that the case name has to be underlined or in italics, right? (I know Answers doesn't allow this function.) The entire citation would NOT be enclosed in quotation marks.
There would be no comma after 2d. A comma would only appear AFTER the 723 if you were referring to a specific page: 78 S.W. 2d 723, 725
Double check to see if "Obama" "McCain" would need to be followed by et. al. I believe you are correct. MY Blue Book says you are correct. But my Blue Book is a 17th edition - and frankly, I'm afraid to know what edition the most current version is.|||That looks fine to me. I don't see anything wrong. You got the case the volume, the district and the state and year so I guess unless there's something in the 19th ed. that has changed it, I think that's right. Guess you'll find out when you turn it in.
EDIT: Oh, the first poster has sharp eyes! Yea, no comma there. Just take it out and leave one space.
Trading in car even though it is not fully paid off?
Okay, I bought this car that was worth 36,000 back in 2008. I checked the bluebook on it and it was 27000. The car I want to buy is 32000 approx. Is it possible to trade in the car? And if so, how would it work out ? Thanks.|||it's a bad idea, it will only put you further in debt, when you trade it in they won't give you near what it's worth.
pay off the car you have then think about what comes next
seriously only the finance company comes out ahead in these type of deals.|||Selling Price: $32,000
Trade In Value: $27,000
Taxable Diff. $5,000
Sale Tax: $438.00 (for example at 9.75%)
Amt. Owed on Trade: $26,400 (estimating 400 for 24 months paid)
Subtotal: $31,838 (taxable diff. + sales tax + amt. owed on trade)
Down payment: $3000.00 (for example, maybe more or less)
Balance to Finance: $28,838.00
pay off the car you have then think about what comes next
seriously only the finance company comes out ahead in these type of deals.|||Selling Price: $32,000
Trade In Value: $27,000
Taxable Diff. $5,000
Sale Tax: $438.00 (for example at 9.75%)
Amt. Owed on Trade: $26,400 (estimating 400 for 24 months paid)
Subtotal: $31,838 (taxable diff. + sales tax + amt. owed on trade)
Down payment: $3000.00 (for example, maybe more or less)
Balance to Finance: $28,838.00
How do I sell a German spec Car in Germany?
I have been trying to sell my German spec car in Germany for almost 3 months now. It is a nice 2003 VW Passat, and I am selling for $15,000 ($2,000 under bluebook value).
German's don't want it because it is an automatic and it is not diesel and Germans prefer diesel.
Americans don't want it because it is German specs. Any ideas on who would want it? or where to try to sell it?|||Sell it in Japan. They'll think it's Christmas.|||There is a free classifieds site for this. Have you listed your caron PortalGermany?
http://www.portalgermany.com It's the largest used car site in Germany, and it's free to list.
|||Try to test the waters on Ebay. There you can try to spin the German specs into a positive thing ( after all, you fell for it, right!?)
Germans don't want it not only because it is an automatic, but also because the VW Passat and the Jetta are considered vehicles for the retiree-crowds in Deutschland. Nothing to show off in on the autobahn. The homeboys in Brooklyn don't know this, of course.
German's don't want it because it is an automatic and it is not diesel and Germans prefer diesel.
Americans don't want it because it is German specs. Any ideas on who would want it? or where to try to sell it?|||Sell it in Japan. They'll think it's Christmas.|||There is a free classifieds site for this. Have you listed your caron PortalGermany?
http://www.portalgermany.com It's the largest used car site in Germany, and it's free to list.
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|||Try to test the waters on Ebay. There you can try to spin the German specs into a positive thing ( after all, you fell for it, right!?)
Germans don't want it not only because it is an automatic, but also because the VW Passat and the Jetta are considered vehicles for the retiree-crowds in Deutschland. Nothing to show off in on the autobahn. The homeboys in Brooklyn don't know this, of course.
I have a salvaged vehicle is it wise to keep collision insurance?
according to most insurance agencies if your vehicle is in an accident it is valued by kelly bluebook. a salvaged vehicle has no value according to kelly (and others). If that is the case if my car gets totalled would there be any payoff ? Im wondering if I should pay an extra 600 a year for collision if it is not going to do me any good. Thanks in advance|||If the vehicle has been properly restored, gone through body integrity check, and safety check, it is worth the same as it was before the accident, possibly more with new paint, etc. Keep collision on it, unless it has lower value because of age. In other words, if it is a 1985 K-Car, no collision, if it is a 2001 Corvette, keep collision.|||It depends on what the car is worth, how old the car is, and the car's condition. If the car is only worth $1000 then it's not worth the $600 a year for collision. You are better of with just liability. A salvaged vehicle is usually not street driveable.|||Does it now have a salvage title? Is it the same insurance company that totalled the vehicle that is now insuring it with collision coverage? If it is that insurance company are robbing you blind.
They probably wont give you one penny if you crash it up, its hard to believe an insurance company is willing to even sell you collision coverage on that car, knowing they will never pay out one red cent of that coverage.|||no|||It's still going to cost to have the vehicle repaired if you have a crash. Lets say if you rear ended someone, If you don't carry full coverage then they wont repair your car. You cant base it on total value for a fender bender. The insurance company will pay you full book value for a total loss if you have full coverage or they wouldn't insure your vehicle in the first place. Call and talk to them about it.|||Ask your insurance company - some will and some won't. It depends on how well it was restored and whether or not it passes inspection by the insurance company. Usually the same insurance company that paid off on it won't insure it again though.
They probably wont give you one penny if you crash it up, its hard to believe an insurance company is willing to even sell you collision coverage on that car, knowing they will never pay out one red cent of that coverage.|||no|||It's still going to cost to have the vehicle repaired if you have a crash. Lets say if you rear ended someone, If you don't carry full coverage then they wont repair your car. You cant base it on total value for a fender bender. The insurance company will pay you full book value for a total loss if you have full coverage or they wouldn't insure your vehicle in the first place. Call and talk to them about it.|||Ask your insurance company - some will and some won't. It depends on how well it was restored and whether or not it passes inspection by the insurance company. Usually the same insurance company that paid off on it won't insure it again though.
What is the best swap/sell/trade options for changing automobiles?
Currently drive a 2000 Buick Lesabre; need something that's smaller/tighter/fuel efficiant/fun. I still owe on the Buick (never had a car loan before this) a little more than it's worth through BlueBook;|||The best option in your situation is to sell your car through your local newspaper or through an online serviced such as http://www.craigslist.org/about/cities.h鈥?/a> to get the most money for your car's retail value. Once that is done, pay the remaining balance of the loan off, if you can afford to do so.
Anytime that you trade a car into the dealer, you won't get the best price for your car. You will usually get a better deal selling it on your own, that is if you have the time to do that.
Of course, in your situation, therein lies a problem that most people face. Because you owe more then what the car's retail value is, you are considered to be "upside down" on your payments.
Most people are upside down on vehicle loans, so when they go to sell or trade the car in, they still owe money on the car loan. Even if you sell you car outright to someone, you still have to come up with the extra money that you still owe. Since some people can't afford to pay the difference, so most will trade in the car for a new one and then they will apply the negative equity of the old car loan to the new car loan. So now they have a new car, but again, they will owe more then what the car's retail value is.
As an example, according to Kelly Blue Book, your car value is anywhere from $4,330.00 to $5,390.00 if you sold it on your own. If you owed say $7,390.00 on it and sold it for $5,390.00, then you would still owe $2,000.00. The trade in value for your car would be $3,060.00-$4,175.00. So as you can see, you get less wiht a trade in and you would owe more to the lender. Of course, these are rough estimates as I don't know where you live and the mileage and condition of your car. It just gives you an idea.
Here in VA, the dealers I have visited will use either the Kelly Blue Book, http://www.kbb.com or the National Automobile Dealer's Association used car guidebook, http://www.nada.com/
Good luck and I hope that wasn't too confusiong and helps you in your dilemma.|||You're quite welcome. I hope that you get the amount of money that you are asking for.
|||If you try to sell your vehicle or trade it in, you should expect to get only the wholesale value, not the retail value. If you buy from a dealer, expect to pay retail value. Buy from a private party for the wholesale value.
You can look up both values at www.edmunds.com. If you owe more than the car is worth, you are not going to get ahead.
Anytime that you trade a car into the dealer, you won't get the best price for your car. You will usually get a better deal selling it on your own, that is if you have the time to do that.
Of course, in your situation, therein lies a problem that most people face. Because you owe more then what the car's retail value is, you are considered to be "upside down" on your payments.
Most people are upside down on vehicle loans, so when they go to sell or trade the car in, they still owe money on the car loan. Even if you sell you car outright to someone, you still have to come up with the extra money that you still owe. Since some people can't afford to pay the difference, so most will trade in the car for a new one and then they will apply the negative equity of the old car loan to the new car loan. So now they have a new car, but again, they will owe more then what the car's retail value is.
As an example, according to Kelly Blue Book, your car value is anywhere from $4,330.00 to $5,390.00 if you sold it on your own. If you owed say $7,390.00 on it and sold it for $5,390.00, then you would still owe $2,000.00. The trade in value for your car would be $3,060.00-$4,175.00. So as you can see, you get less wiht a trade in and you would owe more to the lender. Of course, these are rough estimates as I don't know where you live and the mileage and condition of your car. It just gives you an idea.
Here in VA, the dealers I have visited will use either the Kelly Blue Book, http://www.kbb.com or the National Automobile Dealer's Association used car guidebook, http://www.nada.com/
Good luck and I hope that wasn't too confusiong and helps you in your dilemma.|||You're quite welcome. I hope that you get the amount of money that you are asking for.
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|||If you try to sell your vehicle or trade it in, you should expect to get only the wholesale value, not the retail value. If you buy from a dealer, expect to pay retail value. Buy from a private party for the wholesale value.
You can look up both values at www.edmunds.com. If you owe more than the car is worth, you are not going to get ahead.
How can I get rid of my car?
My car is bluebook 21K, and I owe 19K. My car note is almost $600. How do you suggest I get from under it? The easy thing is to sell it, but Its hard to find a buyer.|||Take the car to a dealer or to Carmax, and see what they will offer you for it. This will be the actual wholesale value of the car. You can then decide if you want to sell it for that, or if you want to modify the price you are asking.
KBB is only a guide, and it is usually high. There is a saying in the auto business that Mr Book has never written a check for a car. There is also the fact that most people do not rate their vehicle conditions correctly, what you may consider to be a "clean" car a dealer may rate as average or even rough.
Without knowing the information about the vehicle, it is not possible to give you an idea about the actual value.|||So why did you buy it? I mean...the note per month shouldn't be a surprise as it was written on the contract you signed.
Sell the car and pay the difference to settle the note. Doubt it's worth more than the remaining balance...it never is.|||Fake it being stolen and get the insurance company to cover it|||put a cinderblock on the gas pedal, find the nearest cliff, drop it in drive and let her eat!|||eBay it..|||KBB prices are worthless.
find a diif list.
KBB is only a guide, and it is usually high. There is a saying in the auto business that Mr Book has never written a check for a car. There is also the fact that most people do not rate their vehicle conditions correctly, what you may consider to be a "clean" car a dealer may rate as average or even rough.
Without knowing the information about the vehicle, it is not possible to give you an idea about the actual value.|||So why did you buy it? I mean...the note per month shouldn't be a surprise as it was written on the contract you signed.
Sell the car and pay the difference to settle the note. Doubt it's worth more than the remaining balance...it never is.|||Fake it being stolen and get the insurance company to cover it|||put a cinderblock on the gas pedal, find the nearest cliff, drop it in drive and let her eat!|||eBay it..|||KBB prices are worthless.
find a diif list.
O2 bluebook... does it ever work?
Does anyone else have problems accessing their Bluebook?
Every time I try to get into mine nothing happens, it's just constantly loading but never getting anywhere... I wouldn't even call it slow, because it never gets anywhere!! I'm just checking to see if anyones ever had any problems/is having problems with theirs too before I email o2 haa.|||yes that's the same problem as myself.was working fine a few days ago then just started having problems with it from not logging in,or missing msg entries eg ment to be 10 pages of txts and there would only be 1 in sent box or inbox now it just dont log in.fed up with it now as there alot of stuff i kept in it rather than my phone.think i made wronge choice lol.just wait and see if o2 sort it out..
Every time I try to get into mine nothing happens, it's just constantly loading but never getting anywhere... I wouldn't even call it slow, because it never gets anywhere!! I'm just checking to see if anyones ever had any problems/is having problems with theirs too before I email o2 haa.|||yes that's the same problem as myself.was working fine a few days ago then just started having problems with it from not logging in,or missing msg entries eg ment to be 10 pages of txts and there would only be 1 in sent box or inbox now it just dont log in.fed up with it now as there alot of stuff i kept in it rather than my phone.think i made wronge choice lol.just wait and see if o2 sort it out..
How much can i get for a 2005 ford taurus in fair condition?
i have a 2005 ford taurus i'm selling, only 28000 miles. it's in "fair" condition, with a smashed headlight and a passenger mirror that's just hanging there, but supposedly the bluebook value is around $10,000 still. i asked for that amount at a few used car dealers and none were willing, for that much. i need to get rid of the car cause i'm going overseas (permanently) soon, but i don't want to get ripped off and sell it for less than its true worth. any opinions?|||If getting the headlight fixed for even a couple hundred dollars do it.
You are far more likely to get your money back and then some.
Also invest some "sweat equity" or about $100 into a detail job on the interior and exterior.
True a dealer wont give you 10K for your vehicle but depending on the model level, mechanical condition, and the buyer in front of you, there may be a chance of getting close.
Ask 10500 OBO.
That way when someone wants to bring you down on your price, you can have a nice clean car in front of you and come down 500 without hesitation.
But consider coming down a little more if you have a buyer that's really ready to buy.
Challenge them. If they offer 9500, ask them if they are prepared to buy today.
If they say were going to go home and think about it, politely ask them why. Feel out your customer without being too intrusive.
If they ask for your best price, say it's on the window but you will entertain any reasonable counter offer.|||Problem is what are you calling the bluebook value? You need to go instead by trade in value.. for the damage it's only gonna fetch $8,000 on trade.... basically taking it to a body shop to repair a few things (such as the mirror, and get a aftermarket headlight) can send the value up over $1000 or more....
Basically it all depends upon shape.. and used car dealers ain't dumb.. they want to fast turn around and they will take the cost out of what they offer to the seller to turn a profit to sell it to a buyer..
You can take a chance on a private party sell... but most buying a car in this shape private party are just like the used car dealers... buy low sell high...
Go to a body shop for an estimate first.. see if the repairs needed will actually net you more from a used car lot due to the shape of the car.. or if it's better to cut your losses...|||According to other auto sellers, you could sell your car from a price range from about 16,000 to a good for some fixtures such as the headlight 20,000.|||A dealer will probably give you much less for it then a private buyer. Dealers have to put some money into it and get it ready for resale and make a profit. Look in the local paper and see what the make and model is really going for, then set your price and advertise accordingly.
You are far more likely to get your money back and then some.
Also invest some "sweat equity" or about $100 into a detail job on the interior and exterior.
True a dealer wont give you 10K for your vehicle but depending on the model level, mechanical condition, and the buyer in front of you, there may be a chance of getting close.
Ask 10500 OBO.
That way when someone wants to bring you down on your price, you can have a nice clean car in front of you and come down 500 without hesitation.
But consider coming down a little more if you have a buyer that's really ready to buy.
Challenge them. If they offer 9500, ask them if they are prepared to buy today.
If they say were going to go home and think about it, politely ask them why. Feel out your customer without being too intrusive.
If they ask for your best price, say it's on the window but you will entertain any reasonable counter offer.|||Problem is what are you calling the bluebook value? You need to go instead by trade in value.. for the damage it's only gonna fetch $8,000 on trade.... basically taking it to a body shop to repair a few things (such as the mirror, and get a aftermarket headlight) can send the value up over $1000 or more....
Basically it all depends upon shape.. and used car dealers ain't dumb.. they want to fast turn around and they will take the cost out of what they offer to the seller to turn a profit to sell it to a buyer..
You can take a chance on a private party sell... but most buying a car in this shape private party are just like the used car dealers... buy low sell high...
Go to a body shop for an estimate first.. see if the repairs needed will actually net you more from a used car lot due to the shape of the car.. or if it's better to cut your losses...|||According to other auto sellers, you could sell your car from a price range from about 16,000 to a good for some fixtures such as the headlight 20,000.|||A dealer will probably give you much less for it then a private buyer. Dealers have to put some money into it and get it ready for resale and make a profit. Look in the local paper and see what the make and model is really going for, then set your price and advertise accordingly.
BLUEBOOK,which country's governing book it is ?
BLUEBOOK, ,WHICH COUNTRY'S AUTHORISED BOOK?|||There is many, probably hundreds, of "bluebooks". One that comes to mind in the context of law is the Harvard Bluebook, A Uniform System of Citations (legal referencing) used by law reviews and judges in the USA for domestic and foreign laws, cases and other materials: http://www.legalbluebook.com/|||The Engineering fraternity (WORLDWIDE) uses a bluebook for recording benchmarks.|||The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation is a style guide and a widely used legal citation system in the United States. The Bluebook is compiled by the Harvard Law Review Association along with the Columbia Law Review, the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, and the Yale Law Journal. Currently, it is in its 18th edition. It is so named because its cover is blue..|||United States of America, originally it was the book to record all UFO related events........|||Blue Books were annual reports (with blue covers) produced by the governments of each of the colonies and protectorates of the British Empire.
And regarding your questin there are many blue books associated with many governments .....the above answer is the more apt one.
And regarding your questin there are many blue books associated with many governments .....the above answer is the more apt one.
Bluebook Citations Help?
David Schepp, Money Laundering in Cyberspace, British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC), Feb. 2, 2001, [hereinafter Money Laundering in Cyberspace], at www.bbc.co.uk
Earl L. Grinols, Casino Gambling Causes Crime, U. ILL. POL鈥橸 F., 2000, at Vol. 13 No. 2 [hereinafter Casino Gambling Causes Crime], at www.igpa.ullinois.edu
James Warren, In Turning to Video Gambling, the State Chases Fool鈥檚 Gold, N.Y. Times, Dec. 17, 2009, at __ [hereinafter Video Gambling Expectations are Unrealistic], at www.nytimes.com
Michael Hiltzik, Calling America鈥檚 Bluff on Internet Gambling, L.A. Times, Oct. 19, 2009, at __ [hereinafter America鈥檚 Bluff on Internet Gambling], at www.latimes.com
Can anybody verify that I did the above citations correctly according to bluebook. I am not sure about the first two because we have not learned how to do policy forums and broadcastings yet.|||Yes.. they are all correct. good job my friend!
Earl L. Grinols, Casino Gambling Causes Crime, U. ILL. POL鈥橸 F., 2000, at Vol. 13 No. 2 [hereinafter Casino Gambling Causes Crime], at www.igpa.ullinois.edu
James Warren, In Turning to Video Gambling, the State Chases Fool鈥檚 Gold, N.Y. Times, Dec. 17, 2009, at __ [hereinafter Video Gambling Expectations are Unrealistic], at www.nytimes.com
Michael Hiltzik, Calling America鈥檚 Bluff on Internet Gambling, L.A. Times, Oct. 19, 2009, at __ [hereinafter America鈥檚 Bluff on Internet Gambling], at www.latimes.com
Can anybody verify that I did the above citations correctly according to bluebook. I am not sure about the first two because we have not learned how to do policy forums and broadcastings yet.|||Yes.. they are all correct. good job my friend!
What is the bluebook value of my car?
i have a 1985 ford thunderbird body is in good condition good tires bout 100,000 miles
power windows manual seats v8|||well you can check www.nada.com type it in your web search box, click on the consumers section, and then go from there, this is a guide, you can also check craigs list and see what they are selling for, you may find some on auto trader, to try to get an idea, but rough guess somewhere between 1500 to 2 grand the cleaner and nicer it looks, the easier it is to sell good luck
power windows manual seats v8|||well you can check www.nada.com type it in your web search box, click on the consumers section, and then go from there, this is a guide, you can also check craigs list and see what they are selling for, you may find some on auto trader, to try to get an idea, but rough guess somewhere between 1500 to 2 grand the cleaner and nicer it looks, the easier it is to sell good luck
Is kelley bluebook always right about how much to pay for a car?
I have found a 1990 300E Mercedes Benz in prefect condition on the inside and out. The only thing is that it's from a dealer and they have no service records and they are asking a 2000 more than the kelley bluebook but the only reason it doesn't kelley bluebook for more is becaus there are no service records on it. So i am just wondering if 3500 sounds to high for a 1990 300E Mercedes with only 110,000mlies on it and it's in perfect condition?|||KBB can be way off, although they're not often. They sometimes miss the mark on cars older than 20 year, and this one is that. They are often off on high-value cars, and this one is nearly that.
No records on a Mercedes that's "in perfect condition ... inside and out" seems suspicious. Get the Car Fax and see if the car has a Salvage title, or has been totaled and repaired. The mileage is low enough that the car might have sat in storage for years. That's not good -- seals dry out when not used and rubber continues to degrade. If the car was stored but has since been fully refurbished, that's not necessarily a problem. If it has JUST been dug out of storage and is being offered to you without documentation because it's been so long the owners have lost the service records, that's bad.
Check the insulation on the spark plug wires: is it hard, brittle, and cracked? That's a good sign the car has recently been pulled from storage. If they won't let you test drive the car, walk away.
If you test it and like everything -- brakes, steering, high speed handling, etc., spend the money to have a certified Mercedes mechanic (not where you're going to buy the car) do a Pre Purchase Inspection.|||Alright, it's a 20 year old car with 110k miles on the clock. It's not in perfect condition, no matter how much the dealer cleaned it up. No car that has more than 5k on the clock is in excellent/perfect condition.
The fact that the dealer is asking $2k above KBB is because they're looking to make a profit on each car they sell. I'd be surprised if you could knock them down very much.
As far buying the car? Nah, no records at all, no carfax, not a good idea. If you really want it, have a mechanic look at it, preferably a mechanic who works on porches, merc's, and BMWs.|||The only thing for sure about Kelley Blue-book prices is that this is not the price for which it will sell!
A lot of cars of this class were wiped out with the cash for clunkers last year and because the Benz is in the class of "Future Classics's" it demands a higher price. It is only five to ten years away from being desirable show material.
So I don't think the 3500 is too high if you think highly of a Benz. Now if you just want cheap wheels, don't look at this class of car. While the price is right for a daily used driver, it just is not the type.|||The blue book value is an average of what people have paid for a car of that make, model and condition. I think they also list different prices for trade-in value and retail value, so make sure you are looking at the right one. You might be able to talk the seller down or find another Mercedes of similar age and condition.|||KBB is correct, 3500 is a little too high for a car that will break down the road a lot. I had a Mercedes, and YES! it broke down a lot so I just got rid of it. However, to answer your question about the KBB yes, they are about 95% accurate.
don'tont forget, Dealers tend to mark up there prices to make a few extra bucks you know. so try to knock off a Hundredered off the price.|||KBB is an average price.. so cars can be higher or lower..
I would skeptical of a Benz with no maintenance records...Benz's are like pretty women.. high maintenance...
It's also 20 years old, parts are expensive, sometimes hard to find, and these cars tend to break down... i would pass on this...|||it is an estimate.. trust NADA.COM. it is up to date info about how much a specific car has been selling for in your area over the past month. its much better then KBB.COM because it goes by area code and actual dealer info.
No records on a Mercedes that's "in perfect condition ... inside and out" seems suspicious. Get the Car Fax and see if the car has a Salvage title, or has been totaled and repaired. The mileage is low enough that the car might have sat in storage for years. That's not good -- seals dry out when not used and rubber continues to degrade. If the car was stored but has since been fully refurbished, that's not necessarily a problem. If it has JUST been dug out of storage and is being offered to you without documentation because it's been so long the owners have lost the service records, that's bad.
Check the insulation on the spark plug wires: is it hard, brittle, and cracked? That's a good sign the car has recently been pulled from storage. If they won't let you test drive the car, walk away.
If you test it and like everything -- brakes, steering, high speed handling, etc., spend the money to have a certified Mercedes mechanic (not where you're going to buy the car) do a Pre Purchase Inspection.|||Alright, it's a 20 year old car with 110k miles on the clock. It's not in perfect condition, no matter how much the dealer cleaned it up. No car that has more than 5k on the clock is in excellent/perfect condition.
The fact that the dealer is asking $2k above KBB is because they're looking to make a profit on each car they sell. I'd be surprised if you could knock them down very much.
As far buying the car? Nah, no records at all, no carfax, not a good idea. If you really want it, have a mechanic look at it, preferably a mechanic who works on porches, merc's, and BMWs.|||The only thing for sure about Kelley Blue-book prices is that this is not the price for which it will sell!
A lot of cars of this class were wiped out with the cash for clunkers last year and because the Benz is in the class of "Future Classics's" it demands a higher price. It is only five to ten years away from being desirable show material.
So I don't think the 3500 is too high if you think highly of a Benz. Now if you just want cheap wheels, don't look at this class of car. While the price is right for a daily used driver, it just is not the type.|||The blue book value is an average of what people have paid for a car of that make, model and condition. I think they also list different prices for trade-in value and retail value, so make sure you are looking at the right one. You might be able to talk the seller down or find another Mercedes of similar age and condition.|||KBB is correct, 3500 is a little too high for a car that will break down the road a lot. I had a Mercedes, and YES! it broke down a lot so I just got rid of it. However, to answer your question about the KBB yes, they are about 95% accurate.
don'tont forget, Dealers tend to mark up there prices to make a few extra bucks you know. so try to knock off a Hundredered off the price.|||KBB is an average price.. so cars can be higher or lower..
I would skeptical of a Benz with no maintenance records...Benz's are like pretty women.. high maintenance...
It's also 20 years old, parts are expensive, sometimes hard to find, and these cars tend to break down... i would pass on this...|||it is an estimate.. trust NADA.COM. it is up to date info about how much a specific car has been selling for in your area over the past month. its much better then KBB.COM because it goes by area code and actual dealer info.
2001 BMW z3 for 13,000$ fair? Bluebook says 9900$!?
I have my heart set on getting a BMW z3 (not z4)- and found a used one at a reputable dealer with 40,000 miles on it (LOW) (2001 z3 3.0) listed at 13,000$- this seems to be the price most similar z3's are listed as.
However, bluebook says considering all the details of the car (age, condition, mileage, even the wheels) that the retail price should be about 9900$. In the 4 months of been looking for a z3, they all seem to be listed 30-40% higher than their supposed bluebook value, and the dealerships are truly not interested in getting too far below their asking price.
It's been explained to me that certain cars (like z3, Honda Del Sol, Mazda Miada) become discontinued, and therefore the true value is always above the supposed true market value of bluebook.
Is this BS????
I'm planning a test drive of this car in a couple days, and I'm fine paying whats fair for the car- if that is a fair price.
The car is automatic, V6, 3.0, charcoal, black leather interior, sports package, good-perfect condition, clean title, good history, never sat for years- just a weekend driver based on the detailed carfax I've seen.|||a fair price is how much you like the car, if you think you can get a better z3 for less money and is not in a rush then maybe you should wait, then again that z3 might be in much better condition then the next z3 that you will find.|||Compare prices at edmunds.com and nadaguides.com both will give you wholesale, trade in, and the average retail price. I always start from the low end. Z3's have come down in price in the last year. Checkout z3ers.com there is a whole section on buying a used Z3. Good Luck!
|||If you really like the car get it. The kbb is just a guide, and prices can vary by region and demand. A Z3 like that is going to be hard to find with that low mileage that is the reason for the price, and it is very well optioned. If you need more prove, look at the z3's listed in your region on autotrader, and compare prices, mileage, color, options etc to find the right car for you.
However, bluebook says considering all the details of the car (age, condition, mileage, even the wheels) that the retail price should be about 9900$. In the 4 months of been looking for a z3, they all seem to be listed 30-40% higher than their supposed bluebook value, and the dealerships are truly not interested in getting too far below their asking price.
It's been explained to me that certain cars (like z3, Honda Del Sol, Mazda Miada) become discontinued, and therefore the true value is always above the supposed true market value of bluebook.
Is this BS????
I'm planning a test drive of this car in a couple days, and I'm fine paying whats fair for the car- if that is a fair price.
The car is automatic, V6, 3.0, charcoal, black leather interior, sports package, good-perfect condition, clean title, good history, never sat for years- just a weekend driver based on the detailed carfax I've seen.|||a fair price is how much you like the car, if you think you can get a better z3 for less money and is not in a rush then maybe you should wait, then again that z3 might be in much better condition then the next z3 that you will find.|||Compare prices at edmunds.com and nadaguides.com both will give you wholesale, trade in, and the average retail price. I always start from the low end. Z3's have come down in price in the last year. Checkout z3ers.com there is a whole section on buying a used Z3. Good Luck!
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|||If you really like the car get it. The kbb is just a guide, and prices can vary by region and demand. A Z3 like that is going to be hard to find with that low mileage that is the reason for the price, and it is very well optioned. If you need more prove, look at the z3's listed in your region on autotrader, and compare prices, mileage, color, options etc to find the right car for you.
The Bluebook...citation help?
I'm having trouble turning this into the correct citation. A little help is much needed so I can finish the other 30 citations.
Instructions: Correct citations using the current edition of The Bluebook. Please use the form for court documents and legal memopanda. Please provide any missing information. Use the regional reporters for the state citations unless instructed otherwise.
Oprah Winfrey vs. Ellen Degeneres, a 2002 case from the Georgia Court of Appeals, located in volume 321 of the South Eastern Regional Reporter, Second Series page 545, with quoted material on pages 550 to 560. Assume this is a “stand-alone” citation
I also posted this is in the homework help section, but couldn't hurt to post it here as well.
Thank you for your help.|||Winfrey v Degeneris, 321 S.E.2d 545, 550-560 (Ga. App. 2002).|||Assuming you are in law school, it would be an honor code violation that could result in your expulsion from law school and/or could result in you being found unfit to sit for a bar exam for you to cheat on a homework assignment.
It would not be an honor code violation for you to post the answer you came up with and ask for feedback, however.
Instructions: Correct citations using the current edition of The Bluebook. Please use the form for court documents and legal memopanda. Please provide any missing information. Use the regional reporters for the state citations unless instructed otherwise.
Oprah Winfrey vs. Ellen Degeneres, a 2002 case from the Georgia Court of Appeals, located in volume 321 of the South Eastern Regional Reporter, Second Series page 545, with quoted material on pages 550 to 560. Assume this is a “stand-alone” citation
I also posted this is in the homework help section, but couldn't hurt to post it here as well.
Thank you for your help.|||Winfrey v Degeneris, 321 S.E.2d 545, 550-560 (Ga. App. 2002).|||Assuming you are in law school, it would be an honor code violation that could result in your expulsion from law school and/or could result in you being found unfit to sit for a bar exam for you to cheat on a homework assignment.
It would not be an honor code violation for you to post the answer you came up with and ask for feedback, however.
Are there any websites like bluebook.com?
i need help finding a website that tells me how much cds/movies/dvd players/televisions cost. Please help me find one!|||Here are some good price comparison websites;
http://pricespy.co.nz
http://bizrate.com
http://pricewatch.com/|||Go to http://www.google.com/mobile/products/sm鈥?/a>
It's free if you have SMS text messaging plan on your mobile phone.
Call 466453
Enter
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Bluebook value for my car is lower than what my insurance company says it is?
I paid 12,000 for my '07 Saturn Ion. Bluebook value is 11,500. I didnt give my insurance company the vin number at first and my insurance for full coverage was $95 with a $500 deduc. Later after they got the vin they say its worth 16,000! and now my insurance is $107 with a $1200 deduc. Can they do this? my car is in no way shape or form worth 16,000....|||Of course they can do "this". If you don't like it, then you can do this: You can cancel your policy and find another insurer|||You paid more than the car was worth, and since then it will have depreciated in value, so you surely weren't expecting to get even $11500 were you?
Never accept an insurer's first offer anyway, it's always on the conservative side as they have to protect their own interests. I've had a few claims where I've refused fourth or fifth offers.
Argue your case for the value of your car in it's pre-accident condition. Send the insurer copies of sales adverts for the same make, model and year. Do not expect an average of those prices though as they'll argue that the true price is always lower after negotiating with the salesperson. If your car had a full tank of gas and you have a receipt to prove it, then claim for that as well as it's a significant value these days.
Good luck, and don't give in easily.|||Of course they can. They can raise your rates for a host of reasons at any time. Plus, they didn't have all of the information on the car (VIN #) when you bought your policy. If the rate you have now is unacceptable, you should shop around for a one.
Is your car financed, or did you pay cash for it? If it is financed, you may be in violation of the terms of the loan by having such a high deductible. When I bought my truck last year, I financed it through Bank of America. I read in the loan agreement that my insurance deductible could be no more than $500. You need to find your loan agreement, and read the terms.|||so you will get that much if the car is totaled! yes they certainly can do that; they will charge for the amount of coverage they are offering. ($16,000) The VIN tells them what model it is, and if you can prove that it is not worth $16k, and you ask for stated value not book, you may be able to get it lowered-if not, another insurance company will!|||Insurance Companies do not decide what the Bluebook value of a car is, Bluebook publication does.
Find out for yourself, go to www.kbb.com. complete the questions, (including the correct VIN number)
Print the results, and send it to your insurance company.
Ustun Inan Insurance|||$8 dollars more, that's pretty good with no vin to run the inquiry on and yes they can....|||and you never have to use any company you dont like the price easy to call another
Never accept an insurer's first offer anyway, it's always on the conservative side as they have to protect their own interests. I've had a few claims where I've refused fourth or fifth offers.
Argue your case for the value of your car in it's pre-accident condition. Send the insurer copies of sales adverts for the same make, model and year. Do not expect an average of those prices though as they'll argue that the true price is always lower after negotiating with the salesperson. If your car had a full tank of gas and you have a receipt to prove it, then claim for that as well as it's a significant value these days.
Good luck, and don't give in easily.|||Of course they can. They can raise your rates for a host of reasons at any time. Plus, they didn't have all of the information on the car (VIN #) when you bought your policy. If the rate you have now is unacceptable, you should shop around for a one.
Is your car financed, or did you pay cash for it? If it is financed, you may be in violation of the terms of the loan by having such a high deductible. When I bought my truck last year, I financed it through Bank of America. I read in the loan agreement that my insurance deductible could be no more than $500. You need to find your loan agreement, and read the terms.|||so you will get that much if the car is totaled! yes they certainly can do that; they will charge for the amount of coverage they are offering. ($16,000) The VIN tells them what model it is, and if you can prove that it is not worth $16k, and you ask for stated value not book, you may be able to get it lowered-if not, another insurance company will!|||Insurance Companies do not decide what the Bluebook value of a car is, Bluebook publication does.
Find out for yourself, go to www.kbb.com. complete the questions, (including the correct VIN number)
Print the results, and send it to your insurance company.
Ustun Inan Insurance|||$8 dollars more, that's pretty good with no vin to run the inquiry on and yes they can....|||and you never have to use any company you dont like the price easy to call another
What is the usual down payment on a 2000-2004 used mustang coupe?
the usual price on carmax or bluebook is about 8,500- 10,000 im looking to get a loan and make monthly payments but im not sure how all that works. how much would i pay a month, how much will the down payment be?
ps: What is a good used car that i will get my moneys worth? 10,000 or less|||Mustangs are good but it depends on your credit as far as down payment and monthly payment.
If you are a first time buyer then you are looking at a high interest loan as well as a larger down payment.
If you have good credit and have financed an auto before your payment and down payment would be considerably lower.
Heres a rough estimate for you
10k dollar car
tax
lic
adds roughly 10-11 percent
first time buyer with $2000 down
you are looking at roushly 22% interest
$10,000.00
+ $ 1,000.00 tax lic
+22%
=236.21 for 66 months|||The loan amount on $10,000 is usually around $200. A general rule is $20 per every $1,000 borrowed; that's if you have good credit. Your down payment is not based on the type of vehicle purchasing but on the loan amount and your credit. There are techniques to getting loans without a down payment even with bad credit. A site I recommend is www.car-purchase.org Invaluable information - I personally have used their techniques to get an Infinity I-35 for 40% off retail with no money down. Awesome car for just $9,000!
ps: What is a good used car that i will get my moneys worth? 10,000 or less|||Mustangs are good but it depends on your credit as far as down payment and monthly payment.
If you are a first time buyer then you are looking at a high interest loan as well as a larger down payment.
If you have good credit and have financed an auto before your payment and down payment would be considerably lower.
Heres a rough estimate for you
10k dollar car
tax
lic
adds roughly 10-11 percent
first time buyer with $2000 down
you are looking at roushly 22% interest
$10,000.00
+ $ 1,000.00 tax lic
+22%
=236.21 for 66 months|||The loan amount on $10,000 is usually around $200. A general rule is $20 per every $1,000 borrowed; that's if you have good credit. Your down payment is not based on the type of vehicle purchasing but on the loan amount and your credit. There are techniques to getting loans without a down payment even with bad credit. A site I recommend is www.car-purchase.org Invaluable information - I personally have used their techniques to get an Infinity I-35 for 40% off retail with no money down. Awesome car for just $9,000!
I sold my 5 year old car in 2006. How do I report this to the IRS?
I sold it for $3500, but kelly bluebook said it was worth $6400. It was paid off. Do I report this as "other income" on line 21? Report it in a schedule d? Is it taxable at all since I sold it for less than it was worth? How does this work?|||If you made a profit selling it (ie - paying $1000 for it and selling it for $3500, you then earned an income of $2500) Profit = Income, and only income is taxable. Its rare that the sale of a car, you purchased, will result in a profit, considering how car depreciate in value.|||this answer is wrong....you did not earn this money, you sold something....if you put the money in the bank next year, you will have to report it as interest....unless you are a dealer, you do not report income from the sale of personal items.
|||It has no effect on your income. It is neither a gain nor a loss unless you purchased it for your business and depreciated it over the life of the car, or you had acquired the car as an investment with the expectation of it gaining in value.|||Ive never reported the sale of any car to the IRS, not in 20 years.|||You don't report it. It's not income.|||Assuming this was a personal vehicle and not used for business, you don't report it as anything.
It's after-tax money that bought it, and after-after-tax money you got.
Schedule D and capital gains are for investments. I am also assuming this wasn't an investment antique.
Losses on personal use items are NEVER deductible.
Besides, how do you know it was a loss? A book 'says' this model is worth 'X'? It didn't say YOURS was worth 'X'. Yours was worth what you sold it for. That is the market for that specific item.
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|||It has no effect on your income. It is neither a gain nor a loss unless you purchased it for your business and depreciated it over the life of the car, or you had acquired the car as an investment with the expectation of it gaining in value.|||Ive never reported the sale of any car to the IRS, not in 20 years.|||You don't report it. It's not income.|||Assuming this was a personal vehicle and not used for business, you don't report it as anything.
It's after-tax money that bought it, and after-after-tax money you got.
Schedule D and capital gains are for investments. I am also assuming this wasn't an investment antique.
Losses on personal use items are NEVER deductible.
Besides, how do you know it was a loss? A book 'says' this model is worth 'X'? It didn't say YOURS was worth 'X'. Yours was worth what you sold it for. That is the market for that specific item.
What is the name of the car place or book where you look up the value of older cars ?
We have a Avanti Studebaker that we are going to sell and I want to get some kind of an idea as to what I might be able to get out of it but I can't remember the name of where I am supposed to look.I know it is not Kelly Bluebook but something else.Can someone please tell me ? Thanks.|||www.edmunds.com :)|||try kellybluebook.com
Legal Citation Help Please - BlueBook?
How do you cite a case which has been overturned by another? i.e. - Texas v. Johnson (1989) 491 U.S. 397, and let's say it was overturned by Garcia v. San Antonio Metro. Transit Authority 469 U.S. 528 (1985).
How do you cite this according to the BlueBook?? HELP PLEASE!!!!!!|||p.69 of the blue book says
ex. Texas v. Johnson, 491 US397 (1989), overruled by Garcia v. San Antonio Metro., 469 US 528 (1985.
NOTE: "overruled by" is in italics
How do you cite this according to the BlueBook?? HELP PLEASE!!!!!!|||p.69 of the blue book says
ex. Texas v. Johnson, 491 US397 (1989), overruled by Garcia v. San Antonio Metro., 469 US 528 (1985.
NOTE: "overruled by" is in italics
What is bluebook value on 1995 ford escourt?
blue book on 1995 ford escort|||look on bluebook.com
or kelly bluebook
free quote.|||1995 Ford Escort Trims Trade-In-Value Retail Value
1995 Ford Escort LX Sedan Pricing $2,310 $3,775
1995 Ford Escort GT Hatchback Pricing $2,460 $3,925
1995 Ford Escort LX Wagon Pricing $2,210 $3,675
1995 Ford Escort LX Hatchback Pricing $2,232 $3,700
1995 Ford Escort Base Hatchback Pricing $2,055 $3,475|||If the car emblem actually says "Escourt" on the back instead of "Escort", it's probably worth a good deal of money.|||http://www.kbb.com/kbb/default.aspx?trid鈥?/a>
is the best place to find out|||www.kbb.com. I believe you will find all you need to know at the Kelly blue book web site. Good luck|||You can can that information online at the Kelly Blue Book site.|||I'm not sure but you can goto www.nada.com and put in your info and it will tell you.|||$0|||Need more info, such as mileage. Go to kbb.com and do it yourself.
or kelly bluebook
free quote.|||1995 Ford Escort Trims Trade-In-Value Retail Value
1995 Ford Escort LX Sedan Pricing $2,310 $3,775
1995 Ford Escort GT Hatchback Pricing $2,460 $3,925
1995 Ford Escort LX Wagon Pricing $2,210 $3,675
1995 Ford Escort LX Hatchback Pricing $2,232 $3,700
1995 Ford Escort Base Hatchback Pricing $2,055 $3,475|||If the car emblem actually says "Escourt" on the back instead of "Escort", it's probably worth a good deal of money.|||http://www.kbb.com/kbb/default.aspx?trid鈥?/a>
is the best place to find out|||www.kbb.com. I believe you will find all you need to know at the Kelly blue book web site. Good luck|||You can can that information online at the Kelly Blue Book site.|||I'm not sure but you can goto www.nada.com and put in your info and it will tell you.|||$0|||Need more info, such as mileage. Go to kbb.com and do it yourself.
What should I sell my 2000 Protege for? It has 140K miles (mostly hi-way) and a salvage title.?
I have driven the wheels off of this car. It has a moon roof and alloy wheels. It does go through tires faster than it should, and I replaced the transmission at 145k miles. It gets 28-30 mpg on the freeway and is in fair or good condition. Bluebook without a salvage title is near $4,000. Any help would be appreciated.|||good luck getting any $$ for it. itsp robably going through tires quick cuz it needs an allignment and that salvage title is gonna really hurt the resale. to be honest just take whatever is offered to you.|||The salvage title on ANY car is going to hurt the value. Those cars with a clear title sell a lot better and have a higher value. Good luck with the sale. With that title you'd probably be better off to pay someone to take it off of your hands. Best wishes!!!
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How do i get my pitchers from my phone to bluebook?
And can people see my pitchers 1s there on bluebook?
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And can people see my pitchers 1s there on bluebook?
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Can i donate my car to a relative for a tax deduction?
i live in indiana, im almost 16 and my aunt wants to get rid of her 00 grand am. ive got no money but i was wondering if she gave it to me would she qualify for a tax deduction? if so how much? bluebook value or some set price?|||No, you only get a tax deduction if it is donated to a organization.
Sorry to break the bad news,
good luck.|||No.
You have to donate your car to a IRS recognized 501(c)(3) charity.
Even at that, if you designate it (like to your aunt, or yourself) it is not deductible.
The amount you can claim is the amount the charity sells it for. They send you a letter. The IRS sometimes checks carefully for this, since so much "exaggerated" value was claimed in the past.|||No deduction. To get a deduction it would have to be donated to a registered charity, and you aren't.
If she donated it to a registered charity, her deduction would be what they sold it for - bluebook isn't used.|||You only receive deduction for donations to a charity. This would be a gift and is not deductible for taxes.
If car is by chance worth more than $11,000 she would actually owe a gift tax if she gave you this.|||NOPE, sorry, nice thought.
Must be donation to a charity.
Why don't you work out a payment plan with auntie? Or with parents?
Can you afford to pay the insurance and upkeep on a car??|||No, in order to receive a tax deduction for a donation it must be to a charitable organization.|||How would they know it was not donated to an organization? Make one up and say you are the representative, how will they know? Unless they have Yanswers huh:)|||No.
Only donations to charities are eligible for a tax deduction.
Sorry to break the bad news,
good luck.|||No.
You have to donate your car to a IRS recognized 501(c)(3) charity.
Even at that, if you designate it (like to your aunt, or yourself) it is not deductible.
The amount you can claim is the amount the charity sells it for. They send you a letter. The IRS sometimes checks carefully for this, since so much "exaggerated" value was claimed in the past.|||No deduction. To get a deduction it would have to be donated to a registered charity, and you aren't.
If she donated it to a registered charity, her deduction would be what they sold it for - bluebook isn't used.|||You only receive deduction for donations to a charity. This would be a gift and is not deductible for taxes.
If car is by chance worth more than $11,000 she would actually owe a gift tax if she gave you this.|||NOPE, sorry, nice thought.
Must be donation to a charity.
Why don't you work out a payment plan with auntie? Or with parents?
Can you afford to pay the insurance and upkeep on a car??|||No, in order to receive a tax deduction for a donation it must be to a charitable organization.|||How would they know it was not donated to an organization? Make one up and say you are the representative, how will they know? Unless they have Yanswers huh:)|||No.
Only donations to charities are eligible for a tax deduction.
I want to sell my smart car to a dealership but I don't understand why their offer is about 3K less than?
I want to sell my smart car to a dealership but I don't understand why their offer is about 3K less than what Kelly Bluebook value. Does anyone have any advise.|||A dealer has to make a profit. They buy your car below KBB and sell it for KBB or more.|||Yes, don't sell it to a dealer.
They low ball you so they can turn around and make a much larger profit. Either counteroffer what you know it is worth, or, sell it outright yourself. Of course they know you will have to pay sales tax on the difference and that almost makes it not worthwhile to sell it youself.|||$3000 Less than trade in value ?
Or $3000 less than retail.
KBB doesn't buy cars.
You are more than welcome to sell your car to anyone. But, don't expect KBB to make an offer.|||They have to turn around and profit off it. Just negotiate it the most you can.|||A dealer will need to make a profit. Any amount less than "Blue book" that they can buy it for is their profit. If you want top dollar for your car, find a retail customer, offer financing, do the tag/title work, and stand behind the vehicle with a warranty. Good luck.
They low ball you so they can turn around and make a much larger profit. Either counteroffer what you know it is worth, or, sell it outright yourself. Of course they know you will have to pay sales tax on the difference and that almost makes it not worthwhile to sell it youself.|||$3000 Less than trade in value ?
Or $3000 less than retail.
KBB doesn't buy cars.
You are more than welcome to sell your car to anyone. But, don't expect KBB to make an offer.|||They have to turn around and profit off it. Just negotiate it the most you can.|||A dealer will need to make a profit. Any amount less than "Blue book" that they can buy it for is their profit. If you want top dollar for your car, find a retail customer, offer financing, do the tag/title work, and stand behind the vehicle with a warranty. Good luck.
What are my trade in options with a 2002 VW Beetle?
I am looking to trade in my car for an SUV and I have 7k left to pay on the car. I think Kelly Bluebook has my car at 4k or 5k. What do you think my options are?|||To continue to make payments until the car is paid for, then sell it and use the proceeds to buy something else if you want, or continue to drive it for a time with no payments to make.
What is bluebook valueon a 2004 ford mustang with 9,000miles? Origional owner, AC &Power sreering, windows.?
you can find it here http://kbb.com|||There are a lot more options that can play into the value. Try two sites and take a good average.
www.kbb.com
www.nada.com
good luck
www.kbb.com
www.nada.com
good luck
Was the 2001 honda 929rr fireblade available in the US?
I am trying to get financing for one and they keep telling me that they cant find it in any NADA or Kelly Bluebook references. They are able to find the 929RR and 929RE (Erion Racing Edition.) But no fireblade, yet the owner now says that it is a completely different model. She thinks that it was just a European/Australian model but we are uncertain. Anyone who can help out would be greatly appreciated!|||The US market does not use the name "fireblade". The US version is simply CBR929RR. I'm sure someone could use other market graphics with fireblade decals.|||I think that fireblade is what the bike is called in markets other than the US market. I did alot of research while preparing to purchase a new bike last year and many websites called the rr a blade or fireblade.
Are there used handgun bluebook prices available?
Yes, link listed below.
https://store.bluebookinc.com/home/defau鈥?/a>
If you want a gun appraised, go to a gun show or local gun dealer. A pawn shop MAY give you a low appraisal if they think there's any chance at all you may sell it to them. I would stick with a gun shop or check prices online.
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If you think NO ONE goes by book price, talk to your insurance agent when you add a rider onto your homeowner policy for additional coverage on guns. Most policies will only cover $1000 in guns, some more, some less. You have to pay extra to cover any higher amount of guns you own. They do go by book price. You can't tell your insurance agent you want to insure a $100 single shot shotgun for $500 and expect them to pay the $500 if it's stolen, lost in a fire, etc. unless they have an appraisal showing that the value is actually $500, even if you pay for a rider to insure it at $500.
Take pictures of guns you own, keep a record of serial numbers, and be realistic in the amount you insure them for.
Also, look at a gun show when dealers or individuals offer you a price on your gun. Most have a blue book or gun traders guide there and they will offer you less for your gun than book price so they have a profit margin. Book prices are there to give you an approximate price for your particular gun in the percentage of condition it is in.
I've been going to gun shows and dealers for over 30 years. The prices they ask for a gun and the prices they offer you are based on book price and local supply and demand.
If a gun is a slow mover in your area, you should expect to get lower than book price or pay less if you're buying. If it's a desirable gun in your area or it's a collectable gun, expect to pay more for it or get more if you're selling than what book price shows.
Keep in mind, a lot of online prices are asking prices. Unless you check completed auctions or sales, a lot of guns are relisted and sold at a lower price, or not sold at all.|||The Blue Book is standard for all gun sales used. Bferg is correct in every word. The value of the gun and the selling cost of the gun may differ, but the selling cost is always obtained by a professional with the book value. If you dont think you can sell the gun for the price you find in the book, then maybe your not being honest with yourself on the condition of the gun ! Most people are not, and they find the gun more value to themselves than to the market !|||No matter what anyone says, books don't work. If you were to list your weapon by its book price, you'll still have it in three years. NO ONE goes by book value!
If you want good estimates, go to gunbroker.com and look your particular weapon up and see what prices are actually being paid. It's as close to a real, working bluebook as you'll find.|||My insurance agency told me that the best way to evaluate it's worth is to have a pawn shop appraise it.
As bferg says though, you should make sure they know at the beginning that you are not interested in selling or pawning it or they will often give you a low price.
Stick to the cleaner shops in the not so bad neighborhoods though.
https://store.bluebookinc.com/home/defau鈥?/a>
If you want a gun appraised, go to a gun show or local gun dealer. A pawn shop MAY give you a low appraisal if they think there's any chance at all you may sell it to them. I would stick with a gun shop or check prices online.
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If you think NO ONE goes by book price, talk to your insurance agent when you add a rider onto your homeowner policy for additional coverage on guns. Most policies will only cover $1000 in guns, some more, some less. You have to pay extra to cover any higher amount of guns you own. They do go by book price. You can't tell your insurance agent you want to insure a $100 single shot shotgun for $500 and expect them to pay the $500 if it's stolen, lost in a fire, etc. unless they have an appraisal showing that the value is actually $500, even if you pay for a rider to insure it at $500.
Take pictures of guns you own, keep a record of serial numbers, and be realistic in the amount you insure them for.
Also, look at a gun show when dealers or individuals offer you a price on your gun. Most have a blue book or gun traders guide there and they will offer you less for your gun than book price so they have a profit margin. Book prices are there to give you an approximate price for your particular gun in the percentage of condition it is in.
I've been going to gun shows and dealers for over 30 years. The prices they ask for a gun and the prices they offer you are based on book price and local supply and demand.
If a gun is a slow mover in your area, you should expect to get lower than book price or pay less if you're buying. If it's a desirable gun in your area or it's a collectable gun, expect to pay more for it or get more if you're selling than what book price shows.
Keep in mind, a lot of online prices are asking prices. Unless you check completed auctions or sales, a lot of guns are relisted and sold at a lower price, or not sold at all.|||The Blue Book is standard for all gun sales used. Bferg is correct in every word. The value of the gun and the selling cost of the gun may differ, but the selling cost is always obtained by a professional with the book value. If you dont think you can sell the gun for the price you find in the book, then maybe your not being honest with yourself on the condition of the gun ! Most people are not, and they find the gun more value to themselves than to the market !|||No matter what anyone says, books don't work. If you were to list your weapon by its book price, you'll still have it in three years. NO ONE goes by book value!
If you want good estimates, go to gunbroker.com and look your particular weapon up and see what prices are actually being paid. It's as close to a real, working bluebook as you'll find.|||My insurance agency told me that the best way to evaluate it's worth is to have a pawn shop appraise it.
As bferg says though, you should make sure they know at the beginning that you are not interested in selling or pawning it or they will often give you a low price.
Stick to the cleaner shops in the not so bad neighborhoods though.
Bluebook ..... Advice needed please.?
Hi me and my bf have some trust issues. He has lied to me in the past about silly little things but it has made me very insecure. I looked on his phone the other day and saw he had made a call to bluebook which i didnt know he had. Obviously i want to confront him about it but dont know much about bluebook. Will his text messages go to his bluebook INSTEAD of his phone or will they go to his PHONE as well as his bluebook. I really wanna get online and find out what hes up to but dont know his username and password. I know im wrong and i shouldnt be in a relationship with no trust blah blah but im trying to build up the trust and these little things keep cropping up and i need to know hes not cheating on me!
Thanks.|||Shouldn't you be in the singles category?|||you are No Way trying to build up trust!
if you want to keep the moral high ground
end this relationship
or he will find out
and end it for you
sheeeeeeeeeeesh
back off lady!|||Stop snooping. You're sneaking around and looking through his phone. That proves that you don't trust him, not that you're trying to build trust. Building trust would be to actually trust him. Let go of your insecurities and believe that he cares for you enough that he wouldn't hurt you. If that is not something you can do with him, you shouldn't be with him. That's it. It's honestly that simple. If you feel the need to check up on him constantly and search through his personal items, your relationship is doomed because you refuse to allow trust to develop. Trust isn't knowing for a fact with physical proof that he won't cheat. Trust is knowing in your heart that despite what anyone may say or do, he loves you and you don't have to worry. So either choose to trust or don't waste time with him. And remember that the more you snoop and invade his privacy, the less likely it will be that he will ever trust you and more likely it will be that he will hide more from you.|||Whats bluebook - and how does this relate to marriage and divorce?|||Dito with the Unicorn!
Thanks.|||Shouldn't you be in the singles category?|||you are No Way trying to build up trust!
if you want to keep the moral high ground
end this relationship
or he will find out
and end it for you
sheeeeeeeeeeesh
back off lady!|||Stop snooping. You're sneaking around and looking through his phone. That proves that you don't trust him, not that you're trying to build trust. Building trust would be to actually trust him. Let go of your insecurities and believe that he cares for you enough that he wouldn't hurt you. If that is not something you can do with him, you shouldn't be with him. That's it. It's honestly that simple. If you feel the need to check up on him constantly and search through his personal items, your relationship is doomed because you refuse to allow trust to develop. Trust isn't knowing for a fact with physical proof that he won't cheat. Trust is knowing in your heart that despite what anyone may say or do, he loves you and you don't have to worry. So either choose to trust or don't waste time with him. And remember that the more you snoop and invade his privacy, the less likely it will be that he will ever trust you and more likely it will be that he will hide more from you.|||Whats bluebook - and how does this relate to marriage and divorce?|||Dito with the Unicorn!
Is there any way to get our of a car loan when you owe more than its worth?
I recently just became a single mom. I have a truck payment of 450$ that I can no longer afford. The truck is in my name and I don't have any extra cash to pay off the loan.I have 5 years left of payments also and owe 20,000 when the bluebook says its worth 12,000?? trading it in is also not an option unless I get 20,000 which is not gonna happen. does anyone have any helpful advice?|||You could try to refinance to get your payments down.
You are not going to be able to eliminate the overall amount you owe, but if you can get a financial institution to extend the period of time you need to pay it back, then your monthly payments will be cheaper.
For example, you owe for 60 months. Try to see if someone will refinance the amount for 72 or 84 months. It could be difficult because you say you have 8,000 negative equity, but it is worth a try. It is certainly better than getting the car repossessed.
I would start with a credit union.|||You are probably better off selling the car yourself than trading it in at the dealership. You won't be able to get the price quoted on KBB either because their quoted price is way higher than what you will actually get from the dealers.|||Sell it outright on your own.|||you could sell it outright to a private party, and then what i would do is, if you are seriously that strapped for money, you would have to take out a personal loan for the remainder of the balance.
For example: you owe 20K. You sell it for 17K. Get a personal Loan for 3K and your payments are a lot lower!|||When you borrow money, you have to pay it back. The value of the truck has nothing to do with it. What's important is that those people who handed over their money need it back.
If you're simply not going to pay for it, the bank will appreciate you just telling them that and giving them the truck. They will be hurt financially, and your credit will be ruined, but if you CAN NOT pay then they will be forced to allow you to financially hurt them.
If you can't afford what you've already got, I don't think trading it in is going to help.|||Hello,
In regards to your question i would advice you to visit Clarkson Micro Finance Incorporated.
Three months ago when i had a bad credit a friend of mine introduced me to them, Inspite of my bad credit they were able to lend me a loan of 25,000, British pounds within the space of two days of which i used to revive my business, I think you too can do the same as well.
You can reach them via clarksonfinancescheme@yahoo.com
Sincerely,
Victoria Dingley,
From Newcastle, England.
You are not going to be able to eliminate the overall amount you owe, but if you can get a financial institution to extend the period of time you need to pay it back, then your monthly payments will be cheaper.
For example, you owe for 60 months. Try to see if someone will refinance the amount for 72 or 84 months. It could be difficult because you say you have 8,000 negative equity, but it is worth a try. It is certainly better than getting the car repossessed.
I would start with a credit union.|||You are probably better off selling the car yourself than trading it in at the dealership. You won't be able to get the price quoted on KBB either because their quoted price is way higher than what you will actually get from the dealers.|||Sell it outright on your own.|||you could sell it outright to a private party, and then what i would do is, if you are seriously that strapped for money, you would have to take out a personal loan for the remainder of the balance.
For example: you owe 20K. You sell it for 17K. Get a personal Loan for 3K and your payments are a lot lower!|||When you borrow money, you have to pay it back. The value of the truck has nothing to do with it. What's important is that those people who handed over their money need it back.
If you're simply not going to pay for it, the bank will appreciate you just telling them that and giving them the truck. They will be hurt financially, and your credit will be ruined, but if you CAN NOT pay then they will be forced to allow you to financially hurt them.
If you can't afford what you've already got, I don't think trading it in is going to help.|||Hello,
In regards to your question i would advice you to visit Clarkson Micro Finance Incorporated.
Three months ago when i had a bad credit a friend of mine introduced me to them, Inspite of my bad credit they were able to lend me a loan of 25,000, British pounds within the space of two days of which i used to revive my business, I think you too can do the same as well.
You can reach them via clarksonfinancescheme@yahoo.com
Sincerely,
Victoria Dingley,
From Newcastle, England.
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Should I buy a 2003 Pontiac Vibe with 160K miles on it?
It's a great buy - below Bluebook. I've been looking for a Vibe, but this is the first one in my price range. The miles are 95% highway miles and the maintance records are good. Should I be scared off by the high mileage?|||If you can get it real cheap|||4-years old and 160K no way. that's NOT a good deal. the car can die any day.|||That's a lot of miles, unless it is really cheap, and you plan on getting something else in a year, then stay away.
Save up some more money and get a decent mileage car.|||Pontiacs are notoriously high maintenance cars. The ones with front wheel drive %26amp; a V6 are really bad, you have to unbolt the engine from the mounts just to change the spark plugs. I'd be at least very cautious. Maybe check Edmonds, or Kelly and see what the rating is as a used car.|||Regardless of age, 160,000 is pushing it for a Pontiac. There probably isn't alot of life left in it.|||Pontiacs are very durable. But 160K miles is a test.
Save up some more money and get a decent mileage car.|||Pontiacs are notoriously high maintenance cars. The ones with front wheel drive %26amp; a V6 are really bad, you have to unbolt the engine from the mounts just to change the spark plugs. I'd be at least very cautious. Maybe check Edmonds, or Kelly and see what the rating is as a used car.|||Regardless of age, 160,000 is pushing it for a Pontiac. There probably isn't alot of life left in it.|||Pontiacs are very durable. But 160K miles is a test.
Can you register a vehicle with a branded title?
My sister is interested in buying a dodge stratus from a junk yard but the title is branded as "theft recovery." I know in some states they can refuse to issue you a title to be able to register it and get insurance. The kelly bluebook value of the car (clean title) is like $6,000 in good condition but the guy only wants $3,000. Something smells fishy to me! Does anybody know if the car is ok to buy and register in michigan or is this guy a jerk?|||Theft recovery means that the car was stolen and recovered. You have no way of knowing what happened to it after it was stolen and before they recovered it. Could have been in an accident or anything. Definitely get a mechanic to examine it thoroughly.|||Yes, you can register it, but buyer beware. It could have been completely stripped then pieced back together for all you know.
How much do you think I can get from my Chev Cavalier 2003?
I have a 2003 Cavalier with 89,000 miles on it. The bluebook says $5400 in "good" condition, So I was wondering what you would pay for it.
I have never had any major or even minor problems with it so far.|||I would pay $5,000 but price it at $6000. You might have luck!|||Do some quick research to see what other people are selling their Cavalier's for. Here's a couple of websites you can search:
www.kijiji.com
www.usedus.com
www.usedcanada.com|||Good eng-1000.
Good tran and drive-1000.
Good body and frame-!000.
Good interieure-1000.
-890=$3110.|||if you wanted a little extra cash sell it for $6,500. the highest i would go with it however, would be maybe $7,500. its alot of miles for a little cavalier, but since you say that you havent had any minor or major problems with it, $6,500 to $7,500 is what i would buy it for.|||a good amount|||I paid $5900 for my 03 Cavalier with 28,000 miles in excellent condition.... you should be able to get $4500-$5000 for it...|||look it up on kelly blue book, kbb.com
I have never had any major or even minor problems with it so far.|||I would pay $5,000 but price it at $6000. You might have luck!|||Do some quick research to see what other people are selling their Cavalier's for. Here's a couple of websites you can search:
www.kijiji.com
www.usedus.com
www.usedcanada.com|||Good eng-1000.
Good tran and drive-1000.
Good body and frame-!000.
Good interieure-1000.
-890=$3110.|||if you wanted a little extra cash sell it for $6,500. the highest i would go with it however, would be maybe $7,500. its alot of miles for a little cavalier, but since you say that you havent had any minor or major problems with it, $6,500 to $7,500 is what i would buy it for.|||a good amount|||I paid $5900 for my 03 Cavalier with 28,000 miles in excellent condition.... you should be able to get $4500-$5000 for it...|||look it up on kelly blue book, kbb.com
What's the best way to get rid of a car when you owe more than it's worth?
I owe $8400, Bluebook values it at around $6000. The payments are too high and I want to know the best way to get rid of it.|||Find a reasonable New Car with lots of rebate. The rebate will help absorb the $2400 you are upside down.|||trade it in on something cheaper, or sell it privately|||trade in, either way you lost a lot.|||If you trade it in, you will get a value that is less than you owe. The difference between that value and your balance is applied to your new car price. Bad Idea.
Go to the city and find a man named Gweedo and he will tell you what to do. Probably something like: park the car in a particular alley, leave a key in it. Report it stolen the next day.
Option 1 you are out the balance plus the price of a new car.
option 2 you are only out the balance.|||"I believe that sometimes you got to wreck the truck to get the insurance money to make the truck payment."|||If you sell it you will have to come up with the $2400 cash difference. You cannot roll that into a new car loan any more.
Or you find a better paying job.
Go to the city and find a man named Gweedo and he will tell you what to do. Probably something like: park the car in a particular alley, leave a key in it. Report it stolen the next day.
Option 1 you are out the balance plus the price of a new car.
option 2 you are only out the balance.|||"I believe that sometimes you got to wreck the truck to get the insurance money to make the truck payment."|||If you sell it you will have to come up with the $2400 cash difference. You cannot roll that into a new car loan any more.
Or you find a better paying job.
Truck payment is too high since wife stopped working what should i do?
i have $12,000 left on a 06 toyota tacoma access cab sr5 in good condition (some scratches and small dents) payments are 464 a month. thinking about possibly selling? or trading for a small family suv. how should i go about doing this? kelly bluebook is $15,000. my credit is kinda poor as well my parents helped me out with the truck they arent living in the same state anymore...any suggestions?|||you could always go to the bank and try to refinance it for lower payments. you will end up paying a little more in interest in the long run, but it can help you out a lot now. good luck|||Well you could always tell your wife to go back to work.
I don't know why she quit working, maybe there was a legitimate reason, but not figuring out the budget implications for this loss in income before hand is a major mistake on your part.
My suggestion is to replace her income with something else. Either you need a part time job or she needs to bring some money back into this family.
Selling the truck in a depressed economy will result in an almost certain loss. Getting a new vehicle with poor credit in a depressed economy isn't going to happen. Banks aren't lending money to high risk individuals any more.
Instead of trying to borrow your way out of this mess, increase your income and work harder. Take control of your budget and get this done.
|||I would definitely put it up for sale. I am showing about $16,000 value, but, if you need to sell it fast, ask payoff and no more. You break even, if it sells. But, also get a hold of your bank. Explain your situation and tell them you're having trouble. If you have made good payments, sometimes they will lower the interest rate or defer 1 payment to help you get back on your feet. They don't want your truck, and you don't need a repo, so communication with your bank is key.
As far as buying a different vehicle, be more conservative this time. There are companies that will 'help you' in financing your next vehicle. They are stupid expensive interest rates, so be as frugal as you can, so you can pay off your new loan sooner. Your next vehicle, if purchased on your own with poor credit, will have to be paid off in full. The interest alone will make the deal bad for early trade-in. I wouldn't recommend you purchasing a new vehicle. Getting new debt is the worst way to get out of debt.
A refinance option would be a good possibility, if you can get it done...
Your co-signer doesn't have to live in the same state as you. They do need to live in the United States, but that's it.
I hope this helps!|||Well.... you could try refinancing.... but if you credit is bad it may not help if the loan was got with your parent's credit..... Dont go by kelly bluebook. Dealerships dont because their prices are always a little higher. Try going to nada.com or edmunds.com. they have a closer true market value. because you owe so much on it i dont think trading it in will help you. they would probably take a 10 thousand dollar trade in value it, maybe 11, which will still leave you with money owed and then that left over balance will be applied to whatever other vehicle you purchase.
your best bet is to try selling it for a little more than what you owe, then use the extra money for a down payment on a less expensive vehicle. try carmax. they usually give you good prices for your vehicles!|||Sell the truck and pay cash for a $2500.00 car.No more monthly payments.|||I would see if you can get it re-financed for a lower payment
I don't know why she quit working, maybe there was a legitimate reason, but not figuring out the budget implications for this loss in income before hand is a major mistake on your part.
My suggestion is to replace her income with something else. Either you need a part time job or she needs to bring some money back into this family.
Selling the truck in a depressed economy will result in an almost certain loss. Getting a new vehicle with poor credit in a depressed economy isn't going to happen. Banks aren't lending money to high risk individuals any more.
Instead of trying to borrow your way out of this mess, increase your income and work harder. Take control of your budget and get this done.
|||I would definitely put it up for sale. I am showing about $16,000 value, but, if you need to sell it fast, ask payoff and no more. You break even, if it sells. But, also get a hold of your bank. Explain your situation and tell them you're having trouble. If you have made good payments, sometimes they will lower the interest rate or defer 1 payment to help you get back on your feet. They don't want your truck, and you don't need a repo, so communication with your bank is key.
As far as buying a different vehicle, be more conservative this time. There are companies that will 'help you' in financing your next vehicle. They are stupid expensive interest rates, so be as frugal as you can, so you can pay off your new loan sooner. Your next vehicle, if purchased on your own with poor credit, will have to be paid off in full. The interest alone will make the deal bad for early trade-in. I wouldn't recommend you purchasing a new vehicle. Getting new debt is the worst way to get out of debt.
A refinance option would be a good possibility, if you can get it done...
Your co-signer doesn't have to live in the same state as you. They do need to live in the United States, but that's it.
I hope this helps!|||Well.... you could try refinancing.... but if you credit is bad it may not help if the loan was got with your parent's credit..... Dont go by kelly bluebook. Dealerships dont because their prices are always a little higher. Try going to nada.com or edmunds.com. they have a closer true market value. because you owe so much on it i dont think trading it in will help you. they would probably take a 10 thousand dollar trade in value it, maybe 11, which will still leave you with money owed and then that left over balance will be applied to whatever other vehicle you purchase.
your best bet is to try selling it for a little more than what you owe, then use the extra money for a down payment on a less expensive vehicle. try carmax. they usually give you good prices for your vehicles!|||Sell the truck and pay cash for a $2500.00 car.No more monthly payments.|||I would see if you can get it re-financed for a lower payment
Where would I get the most money for my used car?
I have a 1999 Olds Alero. It is in really great condition. Sunroof, power everything, 40,000 miles. I even have a 12 disc CD changer with sub-woofers. My friend in Miami(Miami Beach area) thinks I would get better offers there because they have many "drifters". I just was wondering if I could get more money for my car if I advertised in a city with a larger population. Would it really make that much difference over bluebook value?|||I had a 2003 Olds Alero and if it hadn't of been wrecked I could of got $8000 according to blue book. I sold it for $5500. I was going to trade it in, but as time went by I would lose money so I sold it for that. I don't know if it'll make a difference where you sell it. You can go to kelly blue book and see what it says.|||yes it can, people in differnt places poay different prices, based on average local incomes is a big factor. even new cars are sod at differnt prices per region, even when they say at dealer cost. try advertising on line, you will get calls from all over, put yor price on there or do it on e-bay and have the auction type sale, and set a minimum. JUst remember with online you have to list every pllus and minus, don't leqave a thing out, or people can and will back out of a deal, seen it with friends often, but some know how to place the adds, and have great success. Do be careful with selling in another state, yyou may end up paying sales taxes higher than where you are at, especially in a larger city area, just make sure what fes each party is responsible for, and both know what they will have to pay.. good luck
If I want to sell some items on craigslist.com, where might I find an accurate price for used goods?
I understand the elements that are taken into account when a used item is being sold, but I'm still unsure of market value? Is there a bluebook or web site that deals with this? Also, I know ebay helps you when your on their site, but I'm not using it presently.|||kbb.com is the Kelley Blue Book website. If it's not cars, try eBay and do an advanced search for sold items. It'll search for items sold in the last 30 days.|||Go to car max web site and get estimated price for your car. That amount can be a starting point to determine the amount you going to post. Consider your car condition, how urgently you want to sale your car and other important factor in your final decision. Going to the nearest used car dealer and getting more information is also helpful. Good Luck.
Kelly bluebook value of 1991 green 4door v8 chevy malibu?
Your first answer give you the best site to look up the price of your 1991. Check it out.|||Go to www.kbb.com
Anything similar to o2 Bluebook.?
I have a Nokia 5800 phone (on t-mobile), and was wondering if there was anything similar to the o2 bluebook where i can save every text message sent to or from the phone.
Any ideas?|||I strongly doubt other networks have anything like Bluebook for the time being, right now O2 would be the only ones to have anything like it.
Shivam101.
Any ideas?|||I strongly doubt other networks have anything like Bluebook for the time being, right now O2 would be the only ones to have anything like it.
Shivam101.
Which is better for appraising your car, bluebook.com or edmonds.com?
I want to sell my 91 Jeep Cherokee. I checked out these sites and
noticed a big difference in my appraisals. Which one is more accurate?
Thanks.|||Neither. Use them as a quick reference only, don't take either as gospel. If you need a quick number, take the figures from both and meet them in the middle.
HOWEVER... a better way is to hop on Autotrader, cars.com, etc. and find other '91 Cherokees in your area. See what theyr'e going for and make adjustments based on mileage, condition, add-ons, etc. If you don't find '91 models in your area, broaden the search and make a judgment call based on where you live.|||KBB is always WAY off, edmunds is the better of the two and NADA is usually better than both. If your selling your car on your own, look at all three and try to find a happy medium, and also try to find similar cars for sale in your area and see what they ae going for, just make sure you take everything into account, you will be able to find an average. |||Those books are pricing "guides". They are not appraisals. You need to see what prices people are actually getting for their cars, not what they are asking or what a book says it is worth. Look on eBay, the Auto Trader and Craigslist to get an idea. |||kelly blue book.com is fairly accurate|||Try nadaguides.com. That's what the dealers and banks use the most.
How much is a 1996 Honda Accord worth with 266k miles on it and needs a new timing belt !?!?
I looked on bluebook and nada but they would not tell me the price with the exact number of miles on it! HELP!|||$500
it's done, too old, needs repairs
best to trade it in|||go on kelly blue book . com
:)|||about 1000 bucks .|||bluebook was right: "nada"|||266,000 miles...not much...$ 500 ..maybe ?
too many miles , way toooo many miles|||lookin at about 3 grand.the belt was supposede to be replaced three times already.|||Dealer trade on it would be about $400. Which is probably what a mechanic would charge to put that timing belt on...
If you're looking to buy it, I'd pass.
If you're looking to sell it, I'd put it in Craigslist for about $750 and take the first $500 offer you get.
it's done, too old, needs repairs
best to trade it in|||go on kelly blue book . com
:)|||about 1000 bucks .|||bluebook was right: "nada"|||266,000 miles...not much...$ 500 ..maybe ?
too many miles , way toooo many miles|||lookin at about 3 grand.the belt was supposede to be replaced three times already.|||Dealer trade on it would be about $400. Which is probably what a mechanic would charge to put that timing belt on...
If you're looking to buy it, I'd pass.
If you're looking to sell it, I'd put it in Craigslist for about $750 and take the first $500 offer you get.
How to cite two sources from one sentence with ALWD manual?
I am using the ALWD manual for citing, and in one sentence that references two legal cases, I am wondering what goes in between, a semi colon or a comma of some sort?
People with bluebook experience, please feel free to chime in as well for insight.
Also, I am wondering if this practice is generally bad form, but I don't really see a better way to do it when closely comparing the facts of two or more cases in one sentence.|||What you're talking about requires a semi-colon. Check out the excerpt which references the ALWD manual (link below) regarding "string citations." Page 14.|||Legal cites are done using the form in the bluebook, right after the statement. For instance: "The United States Supreme Court has said that before and during questioning by police, a defendant has a right to an attoreny. See, Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966)."
If multiple cases were to say the same thing, you put a comma between the cases.
If you are citing more than one case within a sentence for different reasons, you probably need 2 sentences.
Good Luck
People with bluebook experience, please feel free to chime in as well for insight.
Also, I am wondering if this practice is generally bad form, but I don't really see a better way to do it when closely comparing the facts of two or more cases in one sentence.|||What you're talking about requires a semi-colon. Check out the excerpt which references the ALWD manual (link below) regarding "string citations." Page 14.|||Legal cites are done using the form in the bluebook, right after the statement. For instance: "The United States Supreme Court has said that before and during questioning by police, a defendant has a right to an attoreny. See, Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966)."
If multiple cases were to say the same thing, you put a comma between the cases.
If you are citing more than one case within a sentence for different reasons, you probably need 2 sentences.
Good Luck
How much should my nephew sell his 95 Honda Civic for?
It needs a cv shaft %26amp; 4 complete control arms.
We found the websites difficult to look up bluebook prices etc. Thanx so much.|||I bought my 95 Honda Accord for 1500, asking price was 1795, over a year ago, and I've probably put over a thousand into it. I would go with about 1000 dollars or best offer. =)|||if you are trying to sell a car any car,if the car is not running or test drivable selling it for more then $1,000 will me hard.
for a honda civic 1995 with the items needed from above, its true you may get around $600-$900.
I guess you can post the vehicle up for about $1,200obo at max price.|||depends on the shape, mileage, any accidents, interrior, and is it saftied and depends where u live emission tested? i would say around a 1000|||autotrader.com
We found the websites difficult to look up bluebook prices etc. Thanx so much.|||I bought my 95 Honda Accord for 1500, asking price was 1795, over a year ago, and I've probably put over a thousand into it. I would go with about 1000 dollars or best offer. =)|||if you are trying to sell a car any car,if the car is not running or test drivable selling it for more then $1,000 will me hard.
for a honda civic 1995 with the items needed from above, its true you may get around $600-$900.
I guess you can post the vehicle up for about $1,200obo at max price.|||depends on the shape, mileage, any accidents, interrior, and is it saftied and depends where u live emission tested? i would say around a 1000|||autotrader.com
How much is a 1974 Chrysler Newport in mint condition worth?
Cant find it on kellys bluebook.|||its worth whatever the owner wants and somebody is willing to pay/no books on that car/however i will say its one of the worst years that chrysler ever built/the company was in trasition then and then iaccocca took over and got the loan from the feds to start building cars again/lady next store to me had one and couldnt stop it from leaking/ac problems/engine problems etc/|||Priceless|||Of course you won't find a 37 year old car in any book. It's only worth what someone is willing to pay for it.|||i have no clue but try out craigslist
I need bluebook for an 97 freightliner with a detroit that has 949k mi. and a eaton fuller trans.?
Try www.kbb.com for the Kelley Blue Book.
How do I calculate the equity of my car?
Is it the Kelly Bluebook selling price minus the loan amount still owed on the car? Example: $12,000 (kelly blue book) - $8,000 (loan still owed) = $4,000 (my equity in the car) ? Is that correct?|||Your calculations are correct. The difference between trade-in and retail values is what the dealer will give you toward the purchase of another car (trade-in) and what you can try to ask if you sell the car yourself (retail). The retail value is also what the car dealer will ask when he tries to sell the car. |||Your calculation is correct. I would suggest using the trade in value as it is usually a little lower than the retail value. Better to guess low than high.
Bluebook citation query?
May I use an Ibid after a Supra (as in I want to cite the footnote directly preceding an ibid, but it happens to be a supra)
e.g.
fn 34- A. Author, Book Title (City: Publisher, year), chapter x, p.89
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fn 45 supra note 34
fn 46 Id.
Can I do that?
Also, if I purchase the Bluebook online, do I get immediate access to it?|||yes u can. use ibid.
blue book- yes once payment is in, u're in too!
e.g.
fn 34- A. Author, Book Title (City: Publisher, year), chapter x, p.89
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fn 45 supra note 34
fn 46 Id.
Can I do that?
Also, if I purchase the Bluebook online, do I get immediate access to it?|||yes u can. use ibid.
blue book- yes once payment is in, u're in too!
How much would a 85 Chevy el camino cost with 155.000 miles and fair body work?
good condition very minimal rust but has 155000 miles im selling it for 3995 should i raise it or lower it. No kelly bluebook the car is too old so i have no clue|||It all depends on the options, market of the car, condition of tires, and many more things.
For a 86 $4000 seems a tad pricey to me. I would ask here where i live in L.A. maybe 3500, o.b.o for the truck but then again without knowing all the details such as does the a.c. work, and etc. It is very hard to price it.|||To be honest, they are not worth as much as one would think. It should have no rust, be clean, nice paint, and all accessories working to ask that much for it. If it was a Royal Knight, then you would have something and could ask that much or more for it.|||Well I paid 600 for my 82 but it only had the v6 in at and i bought it at action depending on the engine and tranny if its a v8 your pretty close to what i would look to pay for one|||Just haggle your price. I'd give you $500 if I wanted it.
For a 86 $4000 seems a tad pricey to me. I would ask here where i live in L.A. maybe 3500, o.b.o for the truck but then again without knowing all the details such as does the a.c. work, and etc. It is very hard to price it.|||To be honest, they are not worth as much as one would think. It should have no rust, be clean, nice paint, and all accessories working to ask that much for it. If it was a Royal Knight, then you would have something and could ask that much or more for it.|||Well I paid 600 for my 82 but it only had the v6 in at and i bought it at action depending on the engine and tranny if its a v8 your pretty close to what i would look to pay for one|||Just haggle your price. I'd give you $500 if I wanted it.
Citing a case that is quoting another case multiple times in a appellate brief?
If I cite a case, and then I cite it again ( but the second time it is citing another case) do I use short form? What if I cite the same sentence of a case quoting another case twice? I've been using the long form just to be safe but I can't seem to find a definitive rule about this in the bluebook.|||I'd use short form.
Here are some articles on cases citing cases:
http://culaw.creighton.edu/?blog%26amp;p=59
http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/guides/blue鈥?/a>|||Don't worry about this unless you are a law student. The court isn't going to care. Focus on the substance of the brief instead, and spend your time sharpening your arguments.
If you are a law student, I would just ask the relevant teacher.
Here are some articles on cases citing cases:
http://culaw.creighton.edu/?blog%26amp;p=59
http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/guides/blue鈥?/a>|||Don't worry about this unless you are a law student. The court isn't going to care. Focus on the substance of the brief instead, and spend your time sharpening your arguments.
If you are a law student, I would just ask the relevant teacher.
Bluebook price on 2004 Chevy Malibu?
What is the Bluebook price on a Chevy Malibu??|||Go to http://www.kbb.com to get the bluebook price.
Understand that bluebook is only a guide, and is usually higher than the real market value.
Understand that bluebook is only a guide, and is usually higher than the real market value.
How can i find the bluebook value on a 1996 shop flatbed trailer using the vin# and license #?
You might ask if anyone has a "N.A.D.A. Online" account and would find out the info you need. It would be best to request the answer via email...(wouldn't want anyone to be reported for giving out a free report and get their subscription canceled.)
Or you could get one at http://www.nada.com/b2b/products/online_鈥?/a>
but it's really meant for businesses so an account is quite costly.
Or you might call some local auto/truck/utility dealers and see if they might access to this information. (Maybe an insurance agent/adjuster.)
If you try Yahoo search and enter VIN# you receive a Y! shortcut to look up vehicle history. I think it's about $20 for a single quote; unfortunately, I don't know if flatbed trailer are included or if it includes a Blue Book value. (I know I don't have all the info on this last part... Just thought I'd throw in another option.) ;-)|||go to www.kellybluebook.com|||On most trailers (flatbed, reefer, dry box), they do not show up in Kelly Blue Book.
Generally, you need to call a trailer dealer to find out what average costs are, for when we appraise one, there is not a guide to go by.
We, at a Utility Dealership, typically go by what things run through the auction, through market variables, as well as calling contacts we have that deal in different trailers.
Trailers, unlike vehicles, have different depreciation schedules, and sometimes do counter to what the automotive market does, since they are long lasting assets.|||go to www.kbb.com
Or you could get one at http://www.nada.com/b2b/products/online_鈥?/a>
but it's really meant for businesses so an account is quite costly.
Or you might call some local auto/truck/utility dealers and see if they might access to this information. (Maybe an insurance agent/adjuster.)
If you try Yahoo search and enter VIN# you receive a Y! shortcut to look up vehicle history. I think it's about $20 for a single quote; unfortunately, I don't know if flatbed trailer are included or if it includes a Blue Book value. (I know I don't have all the info on this last part... Just thought I'd throw in another option.) ;-)|||go to www.kellybluebook.com|||On most trailers (flatbed, reefer, dry box), they do not show up in Kelly Blue Book.
Generally, you need to call a trailer dealer to find out what average costs are, for when we appraise one, there is not a guide to go by.
We, at a Utility Dealership, typically go by what things run through the auction, through market variables, as well as calling contacts we have that deal in different trailers.
Trailers, unlike vehicles, have different depreciation schedules, and sometimes do counter to what the automotive market does, since they are long lasting assets.|||go to www.kbb.com
Does 02 Bluebook cost for PAYG customers? (UK)?
Does 02 Bluebook cost for PAYG customers?
(UK)
all help really appreciated thanks|||Hey, I just registered and trying to find this out for myself. It didn't say so during registration... I don't think they would do cause it's only a step up from doing a backup onto your computer.
Also I'm just forwarding old messages to my Bluebook (which I think is free also, I can't tell cause my balance is zero and I'm using my free texts) and it seems to have a problem uploading messages which are longer than one message.. I shall try again.
(UK)
all help really appreciated thanks|||Hey, I just registered and trying to find this out for myself. It didn't say so during registration... I don't think they would do cause it's only a step up from doing a backup onto your computer.
Also I'm just forwarding old messages to my Bluebook (which I think is free also, I can't tell cause my balance is zero and I'm using my free texts) and it seems to have a problem uploading messages which are longer than one message.. I shall try again.
Can anyone assist me in accessing the value of a 2001 Buick Skylark with only 55,000 miles?
I tried the Bluebook and other sources but cannot find the information I am seeking. If possible could you send a picture of the 2001 Skylark. Thank you!|||Are you sure it's a 2001 Buick Skylark? I could not find any reference to it in the NADA books and on NADA online. The link I am providing says production of the Skylark ceased in the late 1990s.|||the mexican kelly blue book say's it worth 7200 peso's|||kelly's blue book!! or take it to a dealarship and see what they would pay you for it, normally its going to be way less than what Kellys blue book would ask for it.... and is it in fair, good, or excellent condition?? We need more info to help you!|||Yes, who over is trying to sell you this car is getting over. I used to work for a car dealership and Buick stopped making Skylark's in 1998 because of safety issues in the government.
So it's a 1998 Buick Skylark, and if it only has 55,000 miles, it's because the owner is too scared to drive it.|||http://www.kbb.com/KBB/UsedCars/PricingR鈥?/a>|||the american kbb it say that it worth 3,490
So it's a 1998 Buick Skylark, and if it only has 55,000 miles, it's because the owner is too scared to drive it.|||http://www.kbb.com/KBB/UsedCars/PricingR鈥?/a>|||the american kbb it say that it worth 3,490
What is the best way to determine the sell price for 1966 Chevy Chevelle Malibu?
My dad wants to sell his 1966 Chevy Chevelle Malibu. I looked in Edmunds, Autotrader, Kelley Bluebook and Googled but I can't seem to get a solid price range for his type of car. For most sites, it's too old to be listed. Other sites are specialty sites that deal in souped up Chevys (completedly modified for muscle and speed). So the price varies from $3000 for parts/major restore to $40,000 to super tricked SS models. My dad's car is pure stock with all original parts and has been basically garaged for the last 30 years. He only drove it occasionally basically to keep it running. What do you think is the best way to find the reasonable selling price that will sell within reasonable time, like week or two?|||a car like this will bring pretty much what ever you want to ask for it ,,as for an actual value,,try doing this,,pick a price,,let,s say 4500 and run it in your local auto trader where you live see if you get any calls on it,,,this is how i sold my old car,,it being a plane car,,still makes it have value,,you can't go by any book on this car because right now the price of old ar,s is down,,from what it was a year ago,,just ask a price and s how many offer,s you get,,hope this helps.|||Try looking at the Hemmings Motor News to get an idea what the like body styles are selling for. Really it's a fairly open market as far as pricing goes, after you see what other cars like his are selling for and the condition you will then be able to come up with an asking price.|||The easy way to sell this car is to list it on an Ebay auction. Start the bidding out at the minimum price you are willing to take and then let the bidding war begin... The car will be listed for 10 days, so you should have your money within 2 weeks.|||go to the car shows. the people love to talk cars and they travel all over. they are a great source of information.
What is cheapest way to buy new car parts?
I need to get a new transmission for my 98 ford contour but it costs about the same price as bluebook on the car from the dealer. Mind you I want a NEW transmission because this one only has 80,000 miles and its already dead... Any suggestions or websites?...|||You're quite right - With only 80,000 miles on the clock, there's plenty of life in the vehicle yet.
My advice is to use a car parts price comparison service website. I'm in the UK so it's harder to make a recommendation for the US but if you search that phrase on Google, you'll get plenty of results. You'll be able to compare parts on a side-by-side basis to find the cheapest option across multiple parts dealers.|||hello friend..
This is a good site. i have found. let's see if this can help u..
http://www.sipeople.com/technology/popular/car-websites.html|||Why would you put that much money in 98 contour? A junk junk tranny should do you fine til you motor goes out.|||The rest of the car wont last another 80K
My advice is to use a car parts price comparison service website. I'm in the UK so it's harder to make a recommendation for the US but if you search that phrase on Google, you'll get plenty of results. You'll be able to compare parts on a side-by-side basis to find the cheapest option across multiple parts dealers.|||hello friend..
This is a good site. i have found. let's see if this can help u..
http://www.sipeople.com/technology/popular/car-websites.html|||Why would you put that much money in 98 contour? A junk junk tranny should do you fine til you motor goes out.|||The rest of the car wont last another 80K
In Massachusetts do you have to pay for excise tax on a leased car?
is there a tax break on luxury cars?
How is the excise amount determined, I understand it is $25 per $1000, but is based on the bluebook value of the car or on how much you owe?|||I asked the Assessor's office in my town of Auburn, MA about how the value is determined.
It is based on the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) when the car was new. The value is reduced for depreciation ( I think over 5 years) to a minimum amount that stays at that level.
The only tax breaks on cars that I know of are the credits for alternate fuel vehicles.
If you use your car for business and depreciate it, you are actually penalized because there is a limit to the maximum depreciation that you can claim (you depreciate less than the business % of your cost.)
I have never leased a car, but I believe that the excise tax is included in your lease payment.
Ironically, I once had 3 cars, a 2000 Chevy Malibu, a 1996 Plymouth Voyager Minivan and a 1993 Mercury Sable. Even though the Sable was the oldest, it had (and will always have) the highest excise tax of the three vehicles even though it was the oldest.
How is the excise amount determined, I understand it is $25 per $1000, but is based on the bluebook value of the car or on how much you owe?|||I asked the Assessor's office in my town of Auburn, MA about how the value is determined.
It is based on the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) when the car was new. The value is reduced for depreciation ( I think over 5 years) to a minimum amount that stays at that level.
The only tax breaks on cars that I know of are the credits for alternate fuel vehicles.
If you use your car for business and depreciate it, you are actually penalized because there is a limit to the maximum depreciation that you can claim (you depreciate less than the business % of your cost.)
I have never leased a car, but I believe that the excise tax is included in your lease payment.
Ironically, I once had 3 cars, a 2000 Chevy Malibu, a 1996 Plymouth Voyager Minivan and a 1993 Mercury Sable. Even though the Sable was the oldest, it had (and will always have) the highest excise tax of the three vehicles even though it was the oldest.
When buying a car which bluebook value is 10,000 and the bill of sale is 3,000 is it better to......?
Is it better to use a bill of sale or give it away as a gift which would be higher sales tax?
I want to give the gift this year of a car but if the taxes or higher one way vs. the other than I want give it away without some form of payment.|||Be honest. Most states, unless it's a family member, will charge you the sales tax on the blue book if you put it down for a gift or a $1 sale. Or even if it's substantially under blue book, unless there's something mechanically wrong with it.|||Depends entirely on where you are. Some states allow gift transfers between family members to a certain degree, usually parent to child or between siblings. Some states don't allow gifting at all and will use fair market value to set taxes.|||sell it for a dollar.
I want to give the gift this year of a car but if the taxes or higher one way vs. the other than I want give it away without some form of payment.|||Be honest. Most states, unless it's a family member, will charge you the sales tax on the blue book if you put it down for a gift or a $1 sale. Or even if it's substantially under blue book, unless there's something mechanically wrong with it.|||Depends entirely on where you are. Some states allow gift transfers between family members to a certain degree, usually parent to child or between siblings. Some states don't allow gifting at all and will use fair market value to set taxes.|||sell it for a dollar.
How do banks figure the amount they loan for a particular car?
Been looking at purchasing a new car and taking out a loan for it. My question is how do banks figure how much they want to loan.
For example lets say I'm buying a 2001 Infiniti G20. How do they know what its worth? Do they use the bluebook value? If so do they loan the full bluebook value or only a portion of it? If so how much or a portion? Or do i tell them how much I need for the car?|||The bank loans money to people who are able to pay them back with interest. Not so much on any type car You are buying the car and are going to have to have full coverage insurance too. Please don't get a loan on a 9 year old car keep shopping save up and find a cash car. Financing for 24 months 36 months high interest rates a car that may need major repair work soon. The Small 2.0 liter Base entry level infinity was not all that much car to start with. Basically a fancy Sentra. Bank would loan money more likely on a New Sentra, Versa, Rogue. or Altima.|||banks have a version of bluebook that shows average retail value, and average loan value.... when I purchase a car I go to the credit union, secure credit, and find out the loan value of the car.... that is the figure I use as my first offer.....usually it is several thousand below sticker....|||Most banks use the NADA (National Auto Dealers Association) Guide. You can find the national one on line but the banks use ones that are printed especially for their region and updated quarterly.|||Someone already mentioned the book value. How much they loan is dependent on your credit score. No or poor credit history means you won't be able to do a 100% loan with the current conditions.
For example lets say I'm buying a 2001 Infiniti G20. How do they know what its worth? Do they use the bluebook value? If so do they loan the full bluebook value or only a portion of it? If so how much or a portion? Or do i tell them how much I need for the car?|||The bank loans money to people who are able to pay them back with interest. Not so much on any type car You are buying the car and are going to have to have full coverage insurance too. Please don't get a loan on a 9 year old car keep shopping save up and find a cash car. Financing for 24 months 36 months high interest rates a car that may need major repair work soon. The Small 2.0 liter Base entry level infinity was not all that much car to start with. Basically a fancy Sentra. Bank would loan money more likely on a New Sentra, Versa, Rogue. or Altima.|||banks have a version of bluebook that shows average retail value, and average loan value.... when I purchase a car I go to the credit union, secure credit, and find out the loan value of the car.... that is the figure I use as my first offer.....usually it is several thousand below sticker....|||Most banks use the NADA (National Auto Dealers Association) Guide. You can find the national one on line but the banks use ones that are printed especially for their region and updated quarterly.|||Someone already mentioned the book value. How much they loan is dependent on your credit score. No or poor credit history means you won't be able to do a 100% loan with the current conditions.
How much should the car salesman come down off the car before I buy it?
I'm looking at a car that the dealership is asking 21,900 for, but the bluebook is 18,400. I already know they will at least drop it down to bluebook price, but how much cheaper should I try to get it? I was thinking around 17,000, but is it possible for less? Its a 2006 honda civic lx with 14,000 miles.|||A dealership selling a vehicle in the price range $ 22,000 will have it marked up $ 3500. to $ 4000. gross profit, what you think is a fair profit margin becomes how good a negotiator you are, and I am happy to note you have done some homework something to many consumers lack.
Your choice of vehicle is excellent and if you have time for a little more study then go to my website http://www.usedcartips.org/ and navigate to... how to negotiate...from there should you not feel sure about something please contact me
PS...I love dogs...and I hope you still got yours|||You go in and tell them what you want. If they say no, walk out, and find your price somewhere else. It is out there|||That's gonna be a little hard to do considering that car has sold very well (I have a 2006 civic ex sedan w/nav). What I suggest is going on to consumer reports and go by that price and look at a couple of other dealerships. Another thing, make sure you know exactly what you want in that car, a lot of dealerships will have the car with a number of additions they've added to jack up the price, basically, if you don't want the item in your car, you can have them remove it and that will lower the price, if they want your business, they will do it. You should also avoid additions such as the clear coating they'll offer to protect the paint, it's just a really good wax job and you'll pay an arm and a leg for it. Definitely shop around, that's what I did and I got the car for the MSRB price.|||that very expensive look at the prices here http://sratim.procash2.hop.clickbank.net鈥?/a>|||Ignore the blue book price. Check around on the internet. I checked out a car at a dealership, got the lowest price they would give me while I was still inside. I walked away saying I had to think about it. When I got home, I got on the internet, checked the dealerships website......the EXACT car that I test drove, was suddenly $5000 cheaper!!!!!!!! That was the "internet price". I called the dealership and complained. Salesman gave me a song and a dance, but the guy that does the financing called me back to apologize, offered me the car cheaper. I told him where he could put it. He agreed that it is not a good way to do business and seemed to understand that I would take my business elsewhere. Do yourself a favor, check online. If the place that you are buying the car doesn't have a website, then check out a competitors website. I am sure that you will find a price difference. GOOD LUCK!!
Your choice of vehicle is excellent and if you have time for a little more study then go to my website http://www.usedcartips.org/ and navigate to... how to negotiate...from there should you not feel sure about something please contact me
PS...I love dogs...and I hope you still got yours|||You go in and tell them what you want. If they say no, walk out, and find your price somewhere else. It is out there|||That's gonna be a little hard to do considering that car has sold very well (I have a 2006 civic ex sedan w/nav). What I suggest is going on to consumer reports and go by that price and look at a couple of other dealerships. Another thing, make sure you know exactly what you want in that car, a lot of dealerships will have the car with a number of additions they've added to jack up the price, basically, if you don't want the item in your car, you can have them remove it and that will lower the price, if they want your business, they will do it. You should also avoid additions such as the clear coating they'll offer to protect the paint, it's just a really good wax job and you'll pay an arm and a leg for it. Definitely shop around, that's what I did and I got the car for the MSRB price.|||that very expensive look at the prices here http://sratim.procash2.hop.clickbank.net鈥?/a>|||Ignore the blue book price. Check around on the internet. I checked out a car at a dealership, got the lowest price they would give me while I was still inside. I walked away saying I had to think about it. When I got home, I got on the internet, checked the dealerships website......the EXACT car that I test drove, was suddenly $5000 cheaper!!!!!!!! That was the "internet price". I called the dealership and complained. Salesman gave me a song and a dance, but the guy that does the financing called me back to apologize, offered me the car cheaper. I told him where he could put it. He agreed that it is not a good way to do business and seemed to understand that I would take my business elsewhere. Do yourself a favor, check online. If the place that you are buying the car doesn't have a website, then check out a competitors website. I am sure that you will find a price difference. GOOD LUCK!!
Resell (bluebook) value wanted to komfort travel trailer?
hi.
I have a friend who may want to sell his 1981 komfort Lite 15-L travel trailer. this is a tow trailer.
i have been searching over the internet, and asking questions, but cannot seem to find the value for this item. (either new or used). To make matters worse, the seller cannot remember how much he paid for it.
i myself am interested in the trailer, but i need to find proof of value first.
If anyone knows the value, or can give me a lead to someone who does, please respond.
Thanks in advance!|||Sir, I sell trailers for a living. The Komfort which we sell new is not going to be in the "bluebook" its too old. It is all about condition at this point. If it is in good shape it may retail for around $4,000 and sell for around $2,500. In reality is it worth $1,500 to a dealers It also comes down to expectations. Does everything work? If not can you buy replacement parts or do you have to replace the furnace. Sometimes it makes sense to buy your second trailer first and save money in the long run. If you have any questions I can be reached at rvcorral2002@yahoo.com
I have a friend who may want to sell his 1981 komfort Lite 15-L travel trailer. this is a tow trailer.
i have been searching over the internet, and asking questions, but cannot seem to find the value for this item. (either new or used). To make matters worse, the seller cannot remember how much he paid for it.
i myself am interested in the trailer, but i need to find proof of value first.
If anyone knows the value, or can give me a lead to someone who does, please respond.
Thanks in advance!|||Sir, I sell trailers for a living. The Komfort which we sell new is not going to be in the "bluebook" its too old. It is all about condition at this point. If it is in good shape it may retail for around $4,000 and sell for around $2,500. In reality is it worth $1,500 to a dealers It also comes down to expectations. Does everything work? If not can you buy replacement parts or do you have to replace the furnace. Sometimes it makes sense to buy your second trailer first and save money in the long run. If you have any questions I can be reached at rvcorral2002@yahoo.com
We are looking for advice on the current "bluebook" value of a 1990 Class C Fleetwood Jamboree motorhome.
Motorhome has a TV, VCR, A/C, propane heater, microwave.|||you can go to www.kellybluebook.com
Is it legal going to china as tourist,then somebody assist you to have a job,and obtaining a bluebook?
I think you are inquiring as to whether you can first come here as a tourist then get a visa for work. It might help if you came here to look for a job with a tourist visa as opposed to finding a job before you came, but, once you come here and want to get a visa, you have two options, you can get an F visa and work undocumented at a company who will allow it or you can get a better job and your new company will have to sponsor you for a visa and you will have to leave the country (i.e probably go to hong kong) to get a work visa. Its easier to find a job before you come here, or come here as a student, with an F visa and do it that way.|||sorry have you any knowledge of china wages (salaries ) ??? do come and visit great palce and so are its citizens
Does mass auto registry use nada or kelly bluebook?
probably not. Every organization uses their own standards.
KBB and NADA are used as price guidelines for consumer aid, if MAR chooses to ignore them then that's what they do.
KBB and NADA are used as price guidelines for consumer aid, if MAR chooses to ignore them then that's what they do.
Kelley Bluebook for aftermarket cars?
Is there a place where I can bluebook my car now that it's aftermarket? I'm talkin custom paint, custom wheels, etc... if so let me know. Thanks|||blue book is pretty much a generic term, any item is only worth what some one else is willing to pay for it, you will never get what you have invested in time, money or feelings of nostalgia, if you get some willing guppy thats waving a lot of cash, you may indeed get lucky, just dont bet the farm on it
Where can i find bluebook prices for a rv?
its a 1998 holiday rv
31 ft , 460 engine , fully loaded|||go to www.rvweb.com. They will give you up to date price quotes on all brands of motor homes. kelly Blue Book will not help you out. Their web-site does not offer motor home price quotes.|||kbb.com :)
31 ft , 460 engine , fully loaded|||go to www.rvweb.com. They will give you up to date price quotes on all brands of motor homes. kelly Blue Book will not help you out. Their web-site does not offer motor home price quotes.|||kbb.com :)
Trying to find how much a vehical is valued at on kelly bluebook as a car dealer would say?
kellybluebook- kbb.com|||I use edmonds.com great
Is there such a "Book of Knowledge" that was left behind by aliens,described in Project Bluebook?
I have a copy of that book.you can email if ya want copy.|||It Depends|||yea i have 1 but it wasnt left by aliens|||Yes... and in it there are exactly 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419鈥?8214808651328230664709384460955058223172鈥? 4428810975665933446128475648233786783165鈥? 7245870066063155881748815209209628292540鈥?lines in each paragraph of the 33 chapters. No table of contents in it at all. Each page is known to have more knowledge within it than the entire Library of Congress... in fact Google claimed that they were going to work in conjunction with Al Gore to bring it to the public for dissemination. The problem so far is the translations... apparently this is the origin of the wingding fonts - and the lab agents working on it don't know if some of the markings are from KFC Hot n Spicy Chicken Wings grease or the person who brought it to them tried reading it before giving it to proper authorities... oh, and there are a couple of pages stuck together (illustrations - ya know).
Just keep believin brother!
Just keep believin brother!
Any Online bluebook for shotguns?
I want to value my stevens and ERA shotguns, even asked at "shotgunworld.com" and nothing...yet...is there a value catalog online?|||Try doing a search for it on Gunbroker.com. It's a site where people sell guns and stuff so it may give you some idea of a guns worth.|||best source as mentioned would likely be Gunbroker. Dealers have an online source based on the Blue Book you can purchase for $25.00 the Dealer site is for FFL licensed dealers.|||Not sure, but try shotgun news.
How much is a 1984 nissan 300zx AE turbo worth (bluebook)?
it has 15k mi. and in good condition.|||I looked at the Kelley Blue Book website and on average most were going for $5k.
Heres the link (for when I looked)
http://usedcars.kbb.com/cars/cars-for-sa鈥?/a>
Heres the link (for when I looked)
http://usedcars.kbb.com/cars/cars-for-sa鈥?/a>
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