NADA is an acronym for the National Automobile Dealership Association. NADA trade value is defined as the value of a vehicle that dealerships will offer when trading them in towards the purchase of a new or used vehicle on their lot.
there are so many different book values of cars. The value will be based on what the dealer will give you for trade or if you sell it privately. remember nada, blackbook, kelly blue book, etc does not buy cars nor do they sell cars so the value is a basis of what your car is worth.
It is another word that means nothing.
home trade definition
relatively affective economic trade which is conducted by the value generative creative person.
There are plenty of websites to be able to use to look for the value of your car. You can use kelly blue book or the nada guides to look at the value. You can then look at beepbeep.com to see how much vehicles that are similar to yours are selling for in your area.
Check NADA old cars
According to NADA guides with 100,000 miles between 3,000 and 5,000 trade in and $7,375 for a perfect car retail in the USA
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Depends on condition, and mileage on the vehicle. You can determine the value at NADA.
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Check NADA. Old cars