I always use Kelly Blue Book when looking for a new car. I can always count on it for a price on any car that I am interested in. I also like the fact that I can see the prices for private seller, car dealer and general price. This has the most accurate prices I get anywhere on the internet. This website also lets you choose the options that the car has and the mileage so you can get the best idea of how much you'll pay for the car. The best part about this website, in my opinion, is that when I'm buying a car I can compare the price that the dealer is asking against what Blue Book says, and know if I am getting a good deal or not!

Kelly Blue Book provides for authoritative and unbiased information to make well-informed car, truck and SUV buying decisions. Kelley Blue Book reports used car values for a variety of buying and selling transactions: trading in your automobile to a dealer, buying a used car from a dealer, buying a used car from a private party and selling your used car to a private party. Blue Book used car values are determined by taking into consideration the equipment and options on the automobile, the vehicle's mileage, the condition of the automobile and the geographic area where the car has been driven. They are valid resource to rely upon.

Going on Kelly Blue Book is a little confusing if you don't know all of the information on the car you're researching. This is regarding any specific models that go beyond the basic "Chevy Malibu" or whatever model you're looking for. Therefore, I advise that you find out the EXACT specs on the vehicle before looking into the price ranges. The good thing about the site though is that it offers you the option of seeing the condition price for each vehicle and it gives you the ability to include upgrades on your cost in case there are aftermarket items, which most other sites will not give to you as an option. It's a good tool if you're selling your used car, trading in to a dealer, or just searching for a specific make and model. I did find the navigation a bit confusing at times though.