 'How much is my car worth?'
 Our
four Easy ways to value your car... |
1. Glass's
Online Price Guide 
Condition adjusted valuation £2.95
Easiest, quickest and most accurate according to our friends in the trade. Everybody
in the trade knows the Glass's Guide, it is the longest established price guide
for the motor trade. You can obtain dealership part exchange values (adjusted
for the condition of the car) and a dealership retail value for your car. If
you are selling privately, you can judge the value of your car as being approximately
half way between the Trade and Retail prices, but your car will have to be in
excellent condition.
2. Parker's
Online Price Guide 
Free basic valuation - Condition adjusted
valuation £2.99 for a days use.
Parkers is part of the same group as CAP who provide price guide for the whole
car industry, so you can rely on them to be accurate. However, unlike the CAPs
guide, Parker's is aimed at private sellers (and buyers) and gives prices adjusted
for mileage, condition and extras.
3. Autotrader
Guide
Free Valuation
Auto Trader has a guide on their site which is backed by WhatCar,
its free but not all models and years are listed.
4. Research
for Yourself
The most accurate method... And it's
FREE!
If you are selling privately, you will
want the most accurate valuation possible. Find out how to do it
on page
5 of our Selling Guide.
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