Question:
blackfast.ink is the web site I was told the finance company used to find the value of a auto I am trying to buy they said the value of my car was 5000.00 less than what I can go out and buy one for they are nuts and I wanted to put in my data and see if I can get the same results but canot find this site.
Answers:
Kelley Blue Book
Kelley is the industry leader - been doing this for decades.
Edmunds.com
Edmunds has pricing and tons of other details on cars.
Nada
NADAguides is owned by NADA - The National Auto Dealers Association. Their pricing always favors, guess who, the dealer. It's out there - but I don't encourage folks to use it.
Other Answers:
There's no such site. Try http://www.kbb.com or http://www.nada.com
Keep in mind that if you are trading a car in that the dealer will need to make a profit on that as well. If you don't like the dealer's offer, sell it privately. You'll get more money for it that way.
There is no site, it is a subscription service much like insurance companies use to compile data. It shows the average price, at auction, what the national retail rate is, and what the local market demand sale is. it runns in conjunction with NADA and KBB. Check out nada.com, and there are some useful links there as well.
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Answers:
Kelley Blue Book
Kelley is the industry leader - been doing this for decades.
Edmunds.com
Edmunds has pricing and tons of other details on cars.
Nada
NADAguides is owned by NADA - The National Auto Dealers Association. Their pricing always favors, guess who, the dealer. It's out there - but I don't encourage folks to use it.
Other Answers:
There's no such site. Try http://www.kbb.com or http://www.nada.com
Keep in mind that if you are trading a car in that the dealer will need to make a profit on that as well. If you don't like the dealer's offer, sell it privately. You'll get more money for it that way.
There is no site, it is a subscription service much like insurance companies use to compile data. It shows the average price, at auction, what the national retail rate is, and what the local market demand sale is. it runns in conjunction with NADA and KBB. Check out nada.com, and there are some useful links there as well.