Glass's guide retail price

[mij]

Has anybody on here got access to a glass's guide and can give me the Glass’s Guide retail price on a Nissan Micra please

Feb - 2002 model
1.0 L 3 door SE manual
26000 miles, immaculate 1 owner with full service history
S/R-AC-CD-AL & RCL

Thanks

[blaggard]

£3.50
http://www.glass.co.uk/

[Tommy J]

Use Parkers it's free.

http://www.parkers.co.uk/cars/used-p...t=2000&years=3

You could add another few hundred for low mileage, so if it's in really good nick then I recon about £1850 is a good price to get privately or PX from a dealer, although a dealer will more than likey give you £1700

[mij]

£3.50
http://www.glass.co.uk/

Thanks but I think the actual trade books that dealers & insurance company's use give different values.

[Waka]

Try this one.
It's free and apparently uses the Glass's guide;
http://www.networkq.co.uk/buying/value-your-car/

W.

[evilsatan]

Parkers iPhone app (pay for) says at 20,000 miles with sunroof extra:
Private good cond. - £1927
Private poor cond. - £1295

But insurance companies, traders etc go by random prices. Parkers valued my MG ZR at £1800, I valued it at £1500 on my insurance, someone went into the back of me and wrote it off, my first offer was £2450!!

[mij]

Thanks everyone.

I have sorted it now

[evilsatan]

Try this one.
It's free and apparently uses the Glass's guide;
http://www.networkq.co.uk/buying/value-your-car/

W.

Unfortunately it only offers the part-ex value rather than private sale

[DJ OD]

Unfortunately it only offers the part-ex value rather than private sale

Was gonna say! lol

Value for my car was way off!


DJ OD

[Over Carl]

Often when I've bought/sold cars I've started by looking in parkers to see what they suggest, then seeing how this compares with the real world in autotrader as the guides don't adjust for location etc. before I set a price in my head.

[Waka]

Unfortunately it only offers the part-ex value rather than private sale

Ah, bugger!
So, er, add 25% then?

W.

[evilsatan]

Often when I've bought/sold cars I've started by looking in parkers to see what they suggest, then seeing how this compares with the real world in autotrader as the guides don't adjust for location etc. before I set a price in my head.

At the start of this year when I was shopping for a car I found parkers to be very conservative on values. I struggled finding any cars for around the parkers price. This is in Essex. I eventually got a ex courtesy car for a decent price.

[Little John]

I eventually got a ex courtesy car for a decent price.

Am I the only one who would never buy an ex courtsey car? They and hire cars are the fastest cars on the road

[SiE]

If you look at cars at autoquake.com they list Parkers price and how much their cars are beneath that price. Cracking site to pick up deals, especially in their final price section.