Heyooooooo

[Pip502]

So I don't have a Subaru, yet! But I'm looking to purchase a Crosstrek that was a loaner. This will be my first Subie and I'm very excited.

I do have a question, is there a place where I can list the price and I can get advice if it's too high? I don't want to overstep if not allowed.

Thanks so much!

 

[manicmechanic007]

You can call the research desk at any public county library
They should have a NADA book and be able to look up the book value
That will be a retail NADA book and not a wholesale NADA book the library has
You can also use Kelly Blue Book online a few times a year for free IIRR

 

[MADDOG]

Welcome to the forum. NADA & Kelly Blue Book are two excellent resources for vehicle values. Use of their websites for valuations is totally free and the results, for the most part, are relevant to your area.

 

[capless]

welcome to the forum.

 

[bmart]

KBB and NADA are as accurate as Zillow...which is to say not at all. Look at sold similar cars online to see actual value. Subarus generally hold their value pretty good.

 

[flagchrisman]

welcome man.