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Grade Your Trade Truck Pricing Guide

The service leverages massive amounts of sales and pricing data, including actual retail transactions, and then it adjusts the values to reflect local market conditions and seasonal trends.

Grade Your Trade values are derived from both retail and wholesale transactions leavened with the brand’s multi-generational expertise at vehicle valuation. Pricing is updated at least weekly to reflect the market and give dealers and consumers the most up-to-date pricing.

Grade you trade gives you a huge advantage by Provide you with real time essential information needed to maximize your Work Trucks Trade-in Value. Grade it before you trade it and receive an Additional $1000 off the purchase price.

Financial flexibility – By selling your existing fleet, you'll eliminate carrying costs, which frees up capital for your business.

A guaranteed sale – No matter your fleet's age or condition, GYT will buy your vehicles, eliminating the difficulty of selling them.

A fair and competitive offer – We'll present you with a fair and competitive offer that makes sense for your business.

A quick and simple transaction – We'll get back to you with a valuation of your vehicles within one business day, and we'll handle all of the paperwork throughout the sales process.

Cost savings – Without additional expenses, such as advertising your vehicle or refurbishing it prior to sale, you'll save money, time and the hassle of trying to sell them.

Trade In Frequently Asked Questions

Grade Your Trade, a leading provider of marketplace insight since 1955, is best known in the automotive industry for providing timely, independent, and accurate vehicle pricing information.
Trade-In Value is the price a dealer would offer for a consumer’s vehicle to apply toward the purchase of another car in the dealer's inventory. The trade-in value is more closely aligned with the auction wholesale value, meaning what the car would sell for at an auction to interested retailers. However, the dealer may offer more if the vehicle is a desirable inventory item. In this case, a dealer may make allowances in consideration of auction and transportation fees that would have been paid if the car were bought at an auction.
Private Party Value is the price you could expect for a vehicle sales transaction between two consumers. Depending on demand and condition, this transaction price will be between the wholesale value and the retail value. Private party transactions are typically less than dealer sales because they do not provide the buyer any financing options, warranty, nor any recourse should there be any problems with the vehicle. All sales are considered final and as-is.
Grade Your Trade acquires its pricing data from wholesale auctions and retail transactions nationwide. Pricing is updated on a weekly basis. High mileage, vehicle damage, and the cost to recondition the car for resale all have an impact on the overall value of your car.
Used-car shoppers tend to focus on their basic transportation needs and finding a budget-priced car. Because these shoppers aren't willing to pay extra for many upgrades, oftentimes optional equipment and packages added to a new car have little or no resale value when the car is traded in or sold privately.
There's no such thing as exact pricing when it comes to a used car trade-in value. The exact appraisal amount will change based on local market conditions, the dealer's inventory, and their ability to resell the car. To understand the value of your car, take it to multiple used car lots to see what they will give you for it. This will help you understand the high- and low-end values for your car.

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