by JP1967 on December 21st, 2003

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How can I estimate what a dealer will offer me for my trade-in?

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by elemteacher on April 3rd, 2004
You can simply consult a Kelley Blue Book or go to www.kbb.com. There is a specific option for how much you can expect to receive from your trade-in. Also, I'm almost sure quotes are updated periodically to account for market fluctuations.
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