Best way to determine fair market value...
Hello out there! Still narrowing things down. What is the best way to determine fair market value? 2000 Northern Lite $14,900 - Nada states this was 15,085 new and lists current retail at 3900-4...
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Reddog1 wrote:twodownzero wrote:sky_free wrote:
You have to consider what a new one costs as well.
What a new one costs has minimal bearing on what a willing buyer is willing to pay, which is really all that matters.
Well stated. My life's experience is that you can buy a vehicle that was top of the line when new, at the same price as the so-so vehicle after the top of the line is 3 or 4 years old.
Yep. And other than comparing the absolute most stripped down model to a fancy one, options that make thousands of dollars in difference when new no longer matter when used.
