Glasses Guide

[anonymous-user]

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[Defcon5]

You used to be able to get a part ex value from the vauxhall website in their finance bit

[Alucidnation]

Parkers do a basic valuation for free.

If you pay you can fine tune it.

[ajb85]

Best price guide is Auto Trader, at the very least you can see what your car should retail for, and adjust accordinly for a p/x price.

[BlackPorker]

What Car? do free used car valuations: http://www.whatcar.com/valuations/

[POORCARDEALER]

will book at circa 4700 trade

[Save Ferris]

This should be pretty accurate for a PX price.

https://www.capconnect.co.uk/consumervalues/vauxha...

[Fane]

anonymous said:

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Glasses Guide gives you a trade guide price, not a part exchange price. NB the word "guide" too. It's not a bible I'd be biting off the dealers hand who offered you £5.7k though!

[mollytherocker]

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[FLASHG1981]

anonymous said:

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Thats not a bad price for trade. The £4700 is usually best case scenario if the car is mint.

[mollytherocker]

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[POORCARDEALER]

anonymous said:

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Plenty of these cars in auction at the minute and from what I have seen they are struggling to do trade book.

[ajb85]

£4,000 sprung to mind with me instinctively, £5,700 sounds like a very good shout indeed! But then I know very little about these cars, and am always shocked at how much book small Toyotas carry; the Yaris for example is an expensive car and not particularly good value.