New Member New Camaro?

[CamaroJim56]

Be careful thinking you will get the kbb value for your car unless you sell it yourself.

Around here NO DEALER will give you kbb value, they will only give "recent sales" amount for your trade. Kind of like a realtor checking comps on houses.

The only true way, is go to a couple of dealers and let them make you an offer.

And I assume the Mustang will lose some more value by spring.

Just thoughts and opinion, I do believe you will get your best deal in the next couple months when the Camaros are not moving off the lots.

Good luck.

Jim

[Authentk]

Originally Posted by CamaroJim56

Be careful thinking you will get the kbb value for your car unless you sell it yourself.

Around here NO DEALER will give you kbb value, they will only give "recent sales" amount for your trade. Kind of like a realtor checking comps on houses.

The only true way, is go to a couple of dealers and let them make you an offer.

And I assume the Mustang will lose some more value by spring.

Just thoughts and opinion, I do believe you will get your best deal in the next couple months when the Camaros are not moving off the lots.

Good luck.

Jim

Thanks Jim, I know to not take KBB too seriously. I just was looking for a ball park figure on what I could possibly expect for my mustang. I prefer NADA but would be even better if I had a buddy who was a car salesmen.

I know the price will drop a bit by spring but I hope not substantially.

[NASCR3]

Pull the pin and do it. That Mustang is going to do nothing but continue to depreciate.