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It's highly unlikely that's a car with 150k miles gets listed as a CPO. And, regardless, that should not affect the market price of the vehicle in general for p
by dahfizz 4y ago
It's highly unlikely that's a car with 150k miles gets listed as a CPO. And, regardless, that should not affect the market price of the vehicle in general for private sale / trade in.
> You buy a car from a guy on the street, it could break on the drive home and you’re mostly shit outta luck.
Then why did the private party value double overnight?
- realgeniushere 4y agoProbably because the Kelly blue book is just sourcing local data and the dealer’s listing had an outsized effect on the average, like another commenter pointed out. KBB is not the be all, end all.