A great place to find your vehicle's market value would be Kelley Blue Book. Even dealerships use this tool in determining market value of trade in vehicles, so it is a great tool for you to use.
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If we talking cars a market value is the retail value(what it will cost when you buy it from the dealers). The book value is the trade in value( what the dealers will pay you when you sell it).
If you are just looking into the current market value, in terms of what the market will bear, try out eBay Motors- they have a great number o vehicles, and the final bid price will tell you what you can buy the car for.
You should consult sources like the Kelley Blue Book (kbb.com) and Edmunds (edmunds.com) to determine a car's market value.
The wikipedia page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hybrid_vehicles has a comprehensive list of all the hybrid cars on the market so you can get info there.
A good place to find the market value of a vehicle that is fuel efficient would be Kelley Bluebook. A good choice may also to talk to your local car dealerships.
You can find the market value of any vehicle on Kelley Blue Book. You can adjust the price with any options, different locations, and mileage on the vehicle.
Green cars are cars that are built to be more environmentally-friendly. They can be electric or hybrids. You can ask local car dealerships or research them on the internet to find out what green cars are available in the market.
Not that easy to find a salvage car since it is rare for salvage cars to still be out on the market these days, but you could always ask your acquaintances for contacts who have salvage cars to sell.
Yes, collector cars are worth buying depending on the price and value of the car. There are also other deciding factors as well. Check on the market value before making a decision.
luxury cars cose it has more market value
Land value is the current market price of the area. Market price is fixed based on the transactional price of the area.