The value of a used car depends on what people are prepaid to pay for it. The value of a used car is normally 50 percent less than a new one. You can find this information at car trader.
You can find the book value of a used car by going to kbb.com. Kelley Blue book is the official book that people nationwide will use to value a used car.
This site will help you calculate how much your vehicle is worth. http://www.carsdirect.com/used-car-prices/how-to-calculate-my-used-car-value. Or you could try the site auto trader for other cars.
The best way to find the value of a used car is to look it up on a car fax. The car fax will really help you to get the most of what your car is worth and also it will help you find the best price that your car should be.
The depreciation for a car will grety depend on the type of car it is,as some cars hold value better th others. As a general rue you will loose 10-15% in value once the car has been titled and is thus considered used.
To determine the local value on any used car, use Kelly Blue Book average retail value for the car you want. You can find them on the Internet. I think the site is www.kbb.com, but I'm not 100% sure of that.
Simply put, the higher the mileage the less the value.
Once you buy a car, the value of the car decreases. Miles and miles and wear and tear all decrease the value of the car. New cars have 0 miles and have way more value.
The best place to find the value of your old car is to get the Kelley Blue Book value. You will find this at www.kbb.com, and enter the car's information on the website in order to determine the car's value.
There are a lot of factors in deciding the value of a used car. What model is your car? What make? What is the millage? And what is the condition of the car? If you take the car to a dealer's lot, they would be able to give you a ballpark estimate of the car's worth.
The car you bought was a new car but the car you are returning is a used car. It has lost quite allot of value in the 2 days you owned. Legally you cannot return the car but the selling dealer may agree considering you are buying a higher priced version of the same car. You are basically trading in your used 2 day old car on a new car. This will cost you dearly.
Yes car appraisals can affect the value of your used car since the next person will be affected by this factor, thus it will make him to buy your car with less money.
2 days, 1 day, or 1 minute. The instant you signed the papers and drive it off the lot is became a used car. Sure you can exchange it. But now you are driving a used car, that has a used car value. Unless this is the worlds nicest car dealer.