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How does CARFAX Canada calculate the Value Range? Our used car value tool is unique because unlike other calculators, it’s based on what others paid for similar vehicles, not just the asking price. Plus, it adjusts for odometer, real-time market fluctuations and location to generate a realistic price range.
We analyze hundreds of thousands of used cars to calculate the CarGurus Instant Market Value and estimated trade-in value of any car. Fill out the details about a car (e.g. postal code, mileage, transmission and options) to calculate its Instant Market Value. Already know the VIN?
- How Much Is My Car Worth?
- How Much Should I Charge?
- What Is A Vehicle’S Asking (or Listing) Price?
- Do Car Values Differ Across Canada?
- Does Damage History Impact A Car’S Value?
- What Can I Do to Maintain My Car’S Value?
- What Is The Most Popular Car Colour and How Does It Impact Value?
- Why Should Used Car Buyers Use A Car valuation Calculator?
- Why Is An Accurate Vehicle valuation Important For Used Car Sellers?
- Can I Use The Value Range If I’m Trading in My Car?
Anyone who has ever bought or sold a used car has probably wondered – what’s my car really worth? This information helps sellers set a competitive asking price, and allows buyers to confidently negotiate their purchase. Every used car is unique – and their values are unique too. Just because two cars of the same year/make/model trim were made in th...
When selling a used car, you want to get the best price possible. Most used car shoppers have a budget in mind when they start their search, so pricing your car competitively (and staying within their budgets) is important to selling the car quickly and not getting bogged down in endless negotiations. Many things can affect your car’s value includi...
A list value (or asking price), is the price a seller requests for their vehicle on a listing site. A sold value is what the car actually sold for. Typically, there is a difference between list and sold price. With the price found from the Value Range, you can see the average sell price of similar vehicles in your area. Consider pairing that knowle...
Yes. Canada is a large country with many different climates, topographies and road maintenance practices. For example, sand is used on Alberta roads in the winter to combat slippery snow and ice, whereas in Ontario (and most parts of Canada), salt is used instead. Some people have strong preferences regarding buying a car that’s been driven on salt...
A vehicle’s history can impact how much it’s worth, and that history may include previous damage. About 1/4 vehicles have damage history. That’s not just from accidents either, hail and flooding can cause damage that stays with the vehicle from owner to owner. The CARFAX Canada Vehicle History Report reveals this damage history and also gives you a...
When you’re buying a used car, it’s a good idea to request the service records from the seller. You want to know if the vehicle has been well-maintained. For sellers, it’s always a great idea to hold onto the service and maintenance records of any work you’ve had done on your car. These can prove to a potential buyer that your vehicle has been main...
Yes, the colour of a car can impact how much it’s worth. For instance, a black 4x4 may maintain its resale value over time as the colour and style are desirable for a larger market. iSeeCars published a study stating that orange and yellow cars tend to depreciate less than other colours. When selling an orange or yellow car, the study states a deal...
When buying a used car, you want to know that you’re getting a good car at a good price. With CARFAX Canada’s Value Range, you’re given an idea of what you could expect the vehicle’s value to be. The tool also gives you an average value - a baseline price that will vary depending on accident history, maintenance history and many other factors. To b...
Knowing what a vehicle is really worth puts you in the driver’s seat when it comes time to negotiate the deal, and sets you up for a quick, easy sale. By pairing the CARFAX Canada Value Range tool with a vehicle history report, you’re able to price your car more accurately and show potential buyers that you’re honest and fair.
Absolutely! Trade in your vehicle with confidence that you’re getting a fair price. By using CARFAX Canada’s Value Range tool, you’ll have a baseline for what you could expect to see for trade value. The car’s history like service records, damage and many other factors can increase or decrease the value, but you will have a good starting point. Kee...
Apr 12, 2024 · Discover how to value your car in Canada with tools like Canadian Black Book and CARFAX. Understand their pros and cons to ensure a fair deal when selling or trading in. Ready to find out your car's real worth?
Let’s Get Your Trade-In Value. Canadian Black Book is an independent third party that provides vehicle valuation data used by dealers across the country to appraise vehicles.
Canadian Black Book is a service that allows drivers to learn the estimated value* of their pre-owned vehicles (aka their “Canadian Black Book value”). This value - which is based on sales data, auctions, brand equity, and the pricing of similar vehicles across Canada - is the most accurate estimate a consumer is likely to find.
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Determining Your Car's Private Sale Value. When selling your vehicle privately on the open market, you've got to set an initial asking price for your used vehicle. Canadian Black Book and Kelley Blue Book can each give you a good ballpark range for the value of your car.
