Quote Originally Posted by n2knee View Post
finally, and i'd like to emphasize this one. any car is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it, so use the car value guides on the internet or book as reference only, but those are not absolute values. if someone is willing to pay more for a car, which has a lesser market value per the various reference guides then the amount of money exchanged is the true value of the vehicle.
sir n2knee, that's so very true... this i believe is what we call "FMV" Fair Market Value, a value by which the buyer and the seller agrees to do business based on reasonable disclosure and without any sort of undue influence..