NADA RV Blue Book question
Does anyone go by the NADA blue book values when buying a used trailer? I notice there seems to be quite a difference between what NADA calls "List Price" and "Average Retail". Should one be able to...
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The problem with NADA prices is that the prices include dealer's profit since all of their prices are based on dealer transactions. Unlike KBB which looks at dealer transactions along with private sales, insurance claims, etc. A better idea would be to contact your insurance company and ask them for the theoretical value of the trailer that you're interested in. If you have a total loss, that's all the money you're going to get for the trailer. It doesn't make sense to pay much beyond that.
