MinisterofDOOM wrote:Kelly BlueBook puts the trade-in value of a 95 G20 with that milage at $1900.
Give it a try though...you can always offer more if you're comfortable with it.
I don't really trust KBB as more than just a general guideline. From what I've seen from being on the other side of the negotiating table (I sell cars during my breaks from school), trade-in value can be heavily affected by the appearance of the car. Even if the car has high miles, if it looks good and runs well it will get a higher tradein value. The other thing I'm figuring in to get the $10K+ trade number is that there is probably a few thousand dollars of profit built into that price. So figure $16000 - $2500 (at least, I've had it appraised as high as $4500 in the last few months) for my trade - $2000 in dealer markup puts me at $11500 + trade. And they'd still probably make $500 on that deal.