On Mon, 18 Dec 2006 00:45:02 GMT, "Arold \"Al\" Green"
<aroldg@spamlessmchsi.com> found these unused words floating about
:
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>Sir F. A. Rien <jaSPAMc@gbr.online.com> wrote:
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>>On 17 Dec 2006 13:54:44 -0800, "admania" <admania@btinternet.com> found
>>these unused words floating about
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>>>Hi everyone, whilst my ebook is being created I have a blog which
>>>contains lots of information regarding used cars and the kelley blue
>>>book. Please feel free to have a look at
>>>[url]http://kellybluebookplanet.blogspot.com[/url]
>>>
>>>thanks
>>>adam[/color]
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>>Yawn ... another 'list price' 'dealer friendly' Kelly'r.
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>>Try Edmunds for -=real=- prices.[/color]
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>Edmunds prices are significantly below Kelly's, I wonder which one is
>most respected? If I am buying I would want to use Edmunds. Which
>one would a dealer use to appraise a car?
>Al
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>Arold "Al" Green[/color]
IMHO (and from three dealers) They use a percentage of Kelly. Kelly is the
oldest and most used by dealers to 'set' and 'prove' their lot prices.
Edmunds gives you the price as a dealer buying, dealer selling, individual
selling, individual buying.
I've used Edmunds printouts to successfully negotiate with a "Kelley's"
dealer. In one case some $2500 difference on a used truck.
So ... do you want 'respect' or a true market price? <G>
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