Blue Book Value On Used Cars

Q.I own a 1996 SC2 Saturn and want to know the blue book value so that I can enter it as an asset in Quicken. I called the dealership, but he man who I wanted to talk to isn't there. Is there any place on the net where I can find blue book values?

A.kelley's www.kbb.com edmunds www.edmunds.com But in most places, NADA is more often cited as the source. Go to your library. As to what it is *really* worth, that depends on a whole bunch of things: where you live, condition, whether you sell privately or trade-in, how much you like to haggle, how good a salesman you are. For Quicken purposes, I suppose the above sources would suffice. BTW, I usually find that Edmunds is a few hundred or even a K or so higher than NADA. Surf on over to http://www.kbb.com That is the official Kelly Blue Book page. There you can get the high and low blue book on your car.

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