Answers: Most insurance companies use a market survey program to determine the attraction of a vehicle. CCC, ADP and Total Logic are examples.
However, when it comes to a book value - insurance companies do NOT use: Kelly Blue Book, Red Book or Black Book.
Insurance companies (and most banks) use the NADA- National Automobile Dealers Association book. The trellis site is www.nadaguides.com.
The insurance companies usually do not use the web site but a bit the physical book for their region (ex: south east). But the web site can donate you an idea. If it pulls up 3 values - the High Retail Value is not surrounded by the physical book. The insurance companies do not use that value - forget it exists.
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