CRAZY Kelly Blue Book Values

[robhsdca]

Current values are bananas, and sorry if anyone else has posted similar, but wow.

- bought a 2020 stock front wheel drive S in March 2020

- paid sticker price, just over $37,000

- put 10,700 miles on it in 14 months

- current average KBB trade in is just over $40,000

- current average KBB private party sale value is just over $42,000

Unreal times we are living in right now.

 

[slayer72]

I've been thinking of selling mine because I hardly drive it, I have a 2021 and KBB doesn't even have a list of 2021 Telluride prices yet. Its a great car and I only have 2500 miles after 7 months.

 

[robhsdca]

I've been thinking of selling mine because I hardly drive it, I have a 2021 and KBB doesn't even have a list of 2021 Telluride prices yet. Its a great car and I only have 2500 miles after 7 months.

I would say take your sticker price and add $7,500 and see where it goes. I would think if you can get that much over sticker and you've been considering selling anyway, there shouldn't be much to stop you.

 

[slayer72]

I would say take your sticker price and add $7,500 and see where it goes. I would think if you can get that much over sticker and you've been considering selling anyway, there shouldn't be much to stop you.

Any suggetion's on places to list it?

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[rez]

Any suggetion's on places to list it?

Autotrader.com

 

[rez]

Current values are bananas, and sorry if anyone else has posted similar, but wow.

- bought a 2020 stock front wheel drive S in March 2020

- paid sticker price, just over $37,000

- put 10,700 miles on it in 14 months

- current average KBB trade in is just over $40,000

- current average KBB private party sale value is just over $42,000

Unreal times we are living in right now.

the new car inventory shortage due to the chip shortage has caused used car values to spike. it is definitely a crazy time but it will go back to normal in the next 12 months

 

[iBJanky]

Once the chip shortage is sorted out, supply will catch up, and prices will normalize.