Car Valuation Tool

You could go into a car dealership or even better use are free online car valuation tool above to get an estimate based on your car’s make, model, year, and mileage.

Key factors include the car’s age, make, model, mileage, condition, service history, and whether it has had any accidents or repairs.

Higher mileage typically lowers the car’s value because it suggests more wear and tear. In NZ, a car with mileage above 100,000 km may lose more value.

Yes, having a full service history is valuable. It shows that the car has been well-maintained, which can increase its resale value.

Modifications can both increase or decrease value. High-quality performance or safety upgrades might add value, while aesthetic changes may limit your potential buyers and decrease value.

Yes, a current WOF can boost your car’s value as it indicates the vehicle is roadworthy. Cars without a valid WOF typically have reduced value

Some vehicles (like convertibles or 4WDs) may increase in value during certain seasons (summer or winter). It’s best to time your sale based on demand for your vehicle type.

Cars lose value over time, especially in the first few years. Depreciation rates vary by make and model, but generally, vehicles lose about 10-20% of their value per year.

Yes, cars with accident history or significant repairs tend to have lower resale value. It’s important to disclose any major incidents to buyers.

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