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What is Book Value and What Sources Are Used in a Certified Auto Appraisal
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What is Book Value?
Book value is a guide for someone to use when determining the value of their vehicle. Whether it be for resale or an insurance claim, book value generally shows whole sale, trade-in and retail values for a particular vehicle. Some guides will even offer options that will increase the value of your vehicle.
What sources are used in a Certified Auto Appraisal?
The most recognized source for Book Value is NADA. NADA stands for National Automobile Dealers Association. NADA will show you values from whole sale to retail. Black Book USA is also a recognized book value. Always speak with your representative to see which book value is used before performing your research on the value of your vehicle.
www.nada.com
www.blackbookusa.com

