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Buying a used car is not much different than buying a new one. The main thing to remember is to prepare before you start negotiating. Knowing the value of the car you’re interested in gives you the upper hand and makes it possible to get a better deal.
You can easily research car values by looking through print guides such as Edmunds or the N.A.D.A Official Used Car Guide. They publish their statistics monthly. But if you want numbers that are even more recent, check out their Web sites. Sites like www.nadaguides.org, www.edmunds.com, and Kelley Blue Book’s site, www.kbb.com, feature prices that are sometimes updated every day.
All the best,
Timben
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