Some people have been asking us why our prices have been going up on our vehicles. Some might think it's greed, or that we do it because we can. This is far from the truth.First our vehicles are still based on the NADA Trade-In value and we will continue to do so to provide a good solid car for a fair market value price. What has changed is the market for used vehicles. Cash For Clunkers removed a large portion of the used car inventory from the market and that coupled with current economic conditions has made more people to look for a good used vehicle and caused changes in NADA pricing.
With all that being said, here is what we will have for Tuesday, September 28 at 7:45 A.M.:
2006 Dodge Grand Caravan with 50,120 Miles; Stow-N-Go, $9,650 SOLD
2005 Dodge Grand Caravan with 50,037 Miles; Rear Bench Seats, $8,300 SOLD
2002 Dodge Dakota with 51,000 Miles; 2WD, $3,500 SOLD
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2 comments:
None of the NADA Trade in value matches with what is in the surplus website! So where is the comparison with NADA?
Our prices are based on, not an exact match, to the NADA value. There are several variables to consider when pricing a vehicle: overall condition; rough, average, clean; work recently done; work needed; mileage; tires etc. If you take all this into consideration, I think you'll find a close comparison and not an exact match. I hope this helps.
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