Loved my '10 Sport, but didn't drive it much anymore, and the warranty had expired. KBB has a section on selling it to a dealer, and they give you a price. Printed the price out, which was higher than trade-in value, took it to the listed Chevy dealer, and got a check for the listed amount within 5 minutes, no argument. Good way to sell a car without the hassle of dealing with shady buyers.

 

That's interesting. Never heard of that. Something to think about next time I want to sell a car.

 

They give you a list of 3-4 dealers, who are supposed to give you the listed price, assuming you were truthful with KBB. I went to 2 dealers. One pulled the usual dealer crap, and the other gave me the full price, ($3,800 more) without batting an eye.

 

Honda Fit resale value, reason #922 why I bought this car.

 

Yep. Had the car for over 3 years, and ended up costing me less than any other.