i'm sure the truck isn't work the market value because of the physical condition
Most banks will tell you the blue book value according to mileage and condition for the year and model of your truck.
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I have a 2001 chevy silverado 1500HD. It is a quad cab with a six and a half foot bed. Also it is a 2wd with 86,000 miles in it. What would the book value of the truck be?
This will depend on where you live for one thing.
If you want to know for reasons other than selling or trading, you can go to websites such as kbb.com.
If you are looking at how much your truck is worth, then blue book is not the answer because they don't actually buy cars. You will want to look in the paper at similar 2001 Silverado's in your area 2WD with equivalent miles and options.
Blue book, Black book, and NADA are only guides and when it's all said and done, a vehicle is only worth what someone is willing to buy it for. Good luck.
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Here's the details:
Inline 4cyl.
Short Bed
2WD
Manual
Good body (paint is faded)
Clean Interior No rips in the seat.
191,000 Miles
Well maintained Oil Changes every 3,000 mi
How Much would you Pay???
NADA value = ~$1,300 low or ~$3,500 High
Edmunds Value = ~$200 low or ~$600 High
If it's in good condition, not spectacular, and it runs well, and it looks like it will continue to run, I'd say ask 1200 bucks, take no less than a thousand, unless you have to sell NOW.
Any car that runs well, has no problems which will kill it soon, and is safe to drive is worth 1000 bucks.
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I have a 2000 chevy box truck 3500, 16 ft, its diesel 6.5 engine. I have a 2 part question, right now the truck needs the engine replaced, it was used for NYC commercial work. It has 92000 miles on it, not alot for what the truck can handle, the box is clean, and has a liftgate, i want to know the value of the truck now in its condition, and also its value if i replace the engine, the engine replacement might cost me about 3500 dollars, i just want to know if its worth it to replace than resell, or replace and use it or just sell as is …. it has other minor cosmetic things like the dash needs to e worked on and the front lights but thats almost nothing. If anyone can help me get a price quote on the trucks value with a new engine and as is. Or if you can guide me to a site that can help me see the value of the truck like a Kellys blue book for trucks or a NADA for trucks Thanks
It has an Isuzu NPR Engine.
I would replace the engine, because once you do that, it will be set for a long time. You will get next to nothing if you sell it as is.
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