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Originally Posted by 968rz
Most dealers I know use the NADA book as their guide at auctions.
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+1 Most insurance companies do too.
You will never know what a dealer paid for the car. As stated iin the previous post, the dealer could have "stole" it. Prices to vary by region. I would look at EBAY to see what a car sold for, not what the asking is. Ideally, if you could, get a list of sell prices at closed auctions. Condition, equipment, miles, make, model determine a wholesale price.
Just remember: there are (3) prices on anything: asking, liking and sell price.