Vehicle Appraisal Guidelines
information sourced from: Canadian Black Book®

In order to appraise a vehicle properly, the following items must be taken into consideration:
  • Appearance
  • Equipment
  • Trim level
  • Overall mechanical condition
  • Mileage

    The following factors influence vehicle conditions and may affect the vehicle's value.
    Exterior Appearance

  • Overall body condition - dents, dings, deep scratches
  • Paint - any accident repair, fading, chipping or rust
  • Trim - loose, dented or missing trim

    Interior Appearance

  • Overall condition - excessive wear, tears, burns or stains

    Mechanical Condition
  • Engine
  • Transmission
  • Drivetrain
  • Speed Control
  • Brakes
  • Air Conditioning
  • Power Equipment
  • Guages/Odometer
  • TIRES

  • Check for wear - tire tread, cuts in sidewalls
  • Check tire size and match

    ABOUT Canadian Black Book®
    Canadian Black Book® is Canada's leading publisher of automotive used car pricing. They have been the standard accepted by automotive manufacturers, dealers, lending institutions, leasing companies and insurers for over 40 years. Their representatives are present at numerous auctions from Vancouver to St. John's collecting accurate, up-to-the-minute sales results weekly.

    The wholesale/retail guide provided by Canadian Black Book® in our unique Auto Club is a valuable tool when purchasing or selling a used vehicle. Its simple format enables you to add or deduct for applicable options as well as adjust the values for excessive kilometers.

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