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NEW 2009 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS ULTIMATE
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MSRP 30075 CASH REBATE-$3,500.00 NEMITH E DISCOUNT-$2,489.00
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The Nemith Lincoln Mercury sales team will locate the new or used car that meets all of your expectations. Albany Lincoln and Mercury drivers, stop by Nemith and check out all of the latest models including the MKX, Navigator, Grand Marquis, Mariner, Milan, Mountaineer, Towncar, Mkz, Mks and Sable.
Searching for a used car in Albany NY? Start and end your used car search at Nemith. Our used car inventory has vehicles by Lincoln, Mercury and many of the world's other top auto makers that will satisfy your needs. Contact or visit our Albany Lincoln Mercury dealership and get the best price on a used car today.
If you cannot find a particular new or used car in Albany our sales team will locate it for you! Simply complete our no obligation CarFinder form and we will alert you when the particular vehicle arrives at our dealership.
Nemith Lincoln Mercury Automotive Services
Financing a car is simple when you shop at Nemith Lincoln Mercury. If you want a low interest car loan in Albany our Lincoln Mercury dealership is your destination. The Nemith finance team will educate you on the various finance options that are available and find one that works best for you. Our finance department also offers monthly finance specials that give you the opportunity to save BIG.
At Nemith Lincoln Mercury we provide greater Albany car repair and service. Our auto technicians will diagnose your vehicles problem and repair it as quickly as possible. We also have a stocked inventory of Lincoln and Mercury car parts. Our parts staff is ready to find the component you need and for added convenience you can now order parts online.
We hope to see you soon at our greater Albany Mercury Lincoln dealership. Call us anytime at 518-867-3400 or follow our directions to visit us in person.
Mercury was its own division at Ford until 1945 when it was combined with Lincoln into the Lincoln-Mercury Division, with Ford hoping the brand would be known as a "junior Lincoln", rather than an upmarket Ford. In 1949, Mercury introduced the first of its "new look", integrated bodies, at the same time that Ford and Lincoln also changed styling radically. Again in 1952, Mercury offered a further modernization in its look. In 1958, the Lincoln-Mercury Division and the ill-fated Edsel brand were joined into the Mercury-Edsel-Lincoln Division; with the demise of Edsel in 1960, it has been in the Lincoln-Mercury Division ever since.Mercury, like the defunct Edsel, was created from scratch, rather than being a takeover of an existing company like Lincoln. Mercury's heyday was in the 1950s, when its formula of stretching and lowering existing Ford platforms was very successful. The marque has changed several times throughout its history. During the 1940s and 1950s, the make moved between as a "gussied up" Ford, to a "junior Lincoln" and even to having its own body designs. From the late 1950s, through the 1960s and early 1970s, Mercury began to distance itself from Ford and offered several different looking models such as the Turnpike Cruiser, Park Lane, Cougar and Marquis. During Ford Division's "Total Performance" era in the early 1960s, Mercury produced some equivalent models, such as the full-size S-55 Marauders, which shared the same body styles and mechanics as the Ford Galaxie 500/XL sports models. These big Mercurys were somewhat successful in racing. But in the late 1970s to the early 1980s the brand was joined at the hip with Ford again and its image suffered as a result.Mercury sales peaked in 1978 at 580,000 and again in 1993 at over 480,000. Since then, sales have declined by more than half to roughly 200,000 annually. In the mid-1990s the Mercury car brand received some very good free PR when country music star Alan Jackson scored a hit with a cover of K. C. Douglas' "Mercury Blues", a song which heaps complimentary praise on their vehicle range.Mercury has had a few unique models not shared with domestic Fords, but usually related to other vehicles sold domestically or world wide. These include the Capri convertible (which shared some parts with the Mazda 323 but wasn't nearly as popular, ending production in Australia in 1993), Mercury Tracer (later shared with the Escort, but was a Mexican-built version of the Mazda 323 hatchback in the late 1980s and in '90), Mercury Villager (a name used earlier as a luxury station wagon, but from 1993-2003, it was a minivan shared with Nissan, which sold its version as the Quest and built the drivetrain for both versions), Mercury Cougar (1999-2002, based on the Ford Contour/Mercury Mystique/Ford Mondeo platform but sporting a 2-door, hatchback only bodystyle with sharp styling not shared with the more mundane sedan versions), and the German built Mercury Capri in the '70s (before that model moved to the Ford Fox platform as a twin to Ford Mustang). In 1971, dealers also sold the De Tomaso Pantera, an exotic sports car, with a Ford V-8. Mercury (Lincoln-Mercury Division), Ford Motor Company, 1975-1990Mercury's ride through the seventies and eighties wasn't gentle, but it fared better than some. Mercury continued its historical role of dressing up plainer Ford vehicles and selling them at a higher price, as "near luxury" cars. This type of car was the bread and butter of the 1970s car market. Unfortunately for Mercury, there were too many "near luxury" cars on the market. Only Mercury's niche products, like the Cougar XR-7 specialty coupe, seemed to find real success with buyers.Much of this might really have had to do with Ford's topsy-turvy financial situation in the seventies. Lincoln-Mercury dealers had plenty of good selling cars, they just weren't the right cars. The Cougar and Lincoln Mk V shattered sales records, but the staples of Mercury's business, the mid-size and full-size sedans and wagons, moved out of showrooms at a snail's pace. The small Bobcat didn't lure economy minded buyers, instead bringing only bad press from its close ties to the ill-fated Ford Pinto. The recession year of 1980 saw Cougar sales fall by more than 50%.Ford's product planners were busy reworking Ford and Lincoln's images, trying to prop up those lines, so they couldn't devote much time to Mercury. As a result, Mercury had few unique cars in the eighties, and even less of an identity. The company entered 1975 with a distinct Buick-like character, but left 1990 with no image at all. The lack of a distinct personality showed through in the cars (many are closely related to Fords), although there were some unique twists to Mercurys in the eighties, like the controversial roofline of the '83 Cougar, the light bar and slick looks of the '86 Sable, and the very existence of the Japanese built '88 Tracer.Mercury experimented with importing what were for the American market some advanced European Fords under the Merkur nameplate, such as the XR4ti with biplane spoiler. But these quickly faded as buyers continued to flock to more conventional cars such as the Mustang and Sable. The Capri, which was a rebadged Mustang was briefly revived with an Australian 2 door convertible. The new Cougar was an innovatively styled Mystique-based coupe which was not given to Ford. Traditionally Mercury was given a counterpart to most Ford platforms. But when the mid-size Mystique and compact Tracer, and later Cougar were withdrawn without replacements, only the Sable and Grand Marquis automobiles were left. These targeted mostly grown families and retirees when Mercury had offered compacts since the Comet, and subcompacts since the Bobcat. By the time Mercury got the Monterey, Ford minvans were no longer competitive. While Ford Five-Hundred sales nose-dived from a moderately successful start, the Mercury Montego large sedan has sold only a fraction of the Ford, in contrast to the Dodge Charger selling nearly as well as its platform-mate, the Chrysler 300.As of 2008, Mercury's range is quite small and very similar to those sold under the Ford brand. Many industry observers have questioned whether Mercury will survive in the long term, but Ford insists that there is no intention of letting the brand die. The introduction of new models, such as the Milan, and the Mariner, as well as the revival of the Sable would seem to bear that out. Its alliance with Lincoln has helped keep the brand alive; all Lincoln dealers also sell Mercury vehicles, as they desire some lower-priced vehicles in their showrooms.As part of their effort to re-assert the brand, Mercury has also begun implementing design elements common to all of their vehicles to create a more "unified" marque. These include an update of the signature "waterfall" front grille and badge lettering based on that of the last generation Cougar.This effort also includes an advertising campaign featuring actress and model Jill Wagner[1]. Ford designer Patrick Schiavone commented on the debut of the 2008 Mariner Hybrid that Mercury would move from being an in-between marque to having a special stylish identity apart from others, competing more with Pontiac than its traditional rival, Buick. He compared the marque's image to that of fashionable discount retailer, Target. There have also been reports that Mercury is trying to appeal (perhaps even exclusively) to female drivers.J.D. Power and Associates announced in August 2007 that the Mercury line of vehicles had placed fifth in Overall Dependability Ratings, fifth in Powertrain Dependability Ratings, and sixth in Body & Interior Dependability Ratings.
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Albany is the capital of the State of New York and the county seat of Albany County. Albany is 136 miles (219 km) north of New York City, and slightly to the south of the confluence of the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers. The city has a population of 94,172 (July 2007 est.).Albany has close ties with the nearby cities of Troy, Schenectady, and Saratoga Springs, forming a region called the Capital District. This area makes up the bulk of the Albany-Schenectady-Troy Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) with a population of 850,957, making it the fourth largest urban area in New York State, and the 56th largest MSA in the United States.Albany is built on the site of the Dutch Fort Orange
Saratoga is a town in Saratoga County, New York, United States. The population was 5,141 at the 2000 census. It is also the commonly used, but not official, name for the neighboring and much larger city, Saratoga Springs. The major village in the Town of Saratoga is Schuylerville which is often, but not officially, called Old Saratoga.The Town of Saratoga is located on the eastern border of the county and is located east of Saratoga Springs, near its western town line.
Schenectady is a city in Schenectady County, New York, United States, of which it is the county seat. As of the 2000 census, the city had a population of 61,821. Schenectady is the ninth largest city in New York. The name "Schenectady" is derived from a Mohawk word for "on that side of the pinery," or "near the pines," or "place beyond the pine plains." The city of Schenectady is in eastern New York State, near the confluence of the Mohawk and Hudson Rivers. It is in the same metropolitan area as the state capital, Albany; Schenectady is about eighteen miles northwest of Albany.
Troy is a city in New York, U.S., and the county seat of Rensselaer County. As of the 2000 census, the population was 49,170. Troy's motto Troy is."Troy is located on the western edge of Rensselaer County and on the eastern bank of the Hudson River. Troy has close ties with the nearby cities of Albany and Schenectady, forming a region popularly called the Capital District. This area makes up the bulk of the Albany-Schenectady-Troy Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) with a population of 850,957.
2009 MERCURY WarrantyFord Motor Company provides for your new Mercury vehicle a basic Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty, as well as extended coverage for the Powertrain and Safety System and protection against corrosion perforation. There is also specific warranty coverage for the Emissions System. And for your security, your new Mercury comes with improved Roadside Assistance coverage.The following is a brief summary of the new warranty coverage. If you'd like to download the complete warranty guide and get a full description of what is covered and what is not covered by the New Vehicle Limited Warranty
The New-Vehicle Limited Warranty-During coverage periods, authorized Ford Motor Company Dealers will repair, replace or adjust parts on your vehicle that are defective in factory-supplied materials and workmanship. Refer to the Warranty Guide for conditions that are not covered by the New-Vehicle Limited Warranty.Bumper-to-Bumper Coverage-Your Bumper-to Bumper Coverage lasts for 3 years unless you drive more than 36,000 miles before 3 years elapse. In that case, your coverage ends at 36,000 miles. Powertrain Warranty-Your vehicle's Powertrain components are covered for 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever occurs first. The extended coverage applies to the Engine, Transmission, Front-Wheel Drive and Rear-Wheel Drive. For specific component coverage within Powertrain, please refer to the Warranty Guide. Safety Restraint System-Your vehicle's safety belts and airbag Supplemental Restraint System (SRS) are covered for an extended Safety Restraint Coverage Period, which lasts for 5 years or 60,000 miles, whichever occurs first.Corrosion (Perforation Only):-Your vehicle's body sheet metal panels are covered for an extended Corrosion Coverage Period, which lasts for five years, regardless of miles driven. The extended warranty coverage only applies if a body sheet metal panel becomes perforated due to corrosion during normal use due to a manufacturing defect in factory-supplied materials or factory workmanship.2009 Mercury Mariner Hybrid Warranty-Ford Motor Company provides for the 2009 Mercury Mariner Hybrid a basic Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty, as well as extended coverage for the Powertrain and Safety Restraint System and protection against corrosion perforation. In addition, the Mariner Hybrid's unique components - high-voltage battery, electronically controlled continuously variable transmission (CVT) and the DC/DC converter - are covered for eight years or 100,000 miles (whichever occurs first).

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A town car is a historical automobile body style in which the front seats were open and the rear compartment closed, normally with a removable top to cover the front chauffeur's compartment. The modern Lincoln Town Car derives its name, but nothing else, from this style.
LINCOLN-MERCURY CARS: The Lincoln MKZ, initially named the Lincoln Zephyr, is a mid-size, entry-level luxury car from the Lincoln division of the Ford Motor Company. Lincoln revived the Zephyr name in the fall of 2005 ; Lincoln MKX, a premium mid-size luxury crossover SUV marked by Lincoln, went on sale in December 2006 as a MY 2007 modelLincoln MKX, a premium mid-size luxury crossover SUV marked by Lincoln, went on sale in December 2006 as a MY 2007 modelThe Lincoln MKS is a premium full-size luxury sedan produced by the Lincoln division of the Ford Motor Company. The production version is based on the MKS concept car which was introduced at the 2006 North American International Auto Show. It began production in May 2008 at the Ford Chicago Assembly plant in Chicago, Illinois, with launch and pre-sale activities taking place nationwide throughout the month of June.[1]. The MKS is Lincoln's new flagship sedan.The Lincoln MKS continues the new Lincoln naming convention for future models, including the new 2007 crossover SUV Lincoln MKX and the mid-size car 2007 Lincoln MKZ which replaced the 2006 Lincoln Zephyr.[2] By this naming scheme, new vehicles will be designated with alphanumeric names rather than more traditional names like "Zephyr" and "Continental". This is part of a new Lincoln strategy to give its vehicles alphanumeric monikers, in much the same way as some other luxury automakers do, to get people to refer to the cars as Lincolns, rather as just "Continentals" or "Navigators".The Lincoln Navigator is a full-size luxury SUV produced by Ford Motor Company for its luxury division Lincoln. The Lincoln Navigator was introduced in 1998, the same year as the larger, redesigned Lexus LX. The Lincoln Navigator is the largest luxury-type SUV made by the Ford Motor Company and is Lincoln's first four-wheel drive vehicleThe Mercury Milan is a mid-size luxury sedan based on the Ford CD3 platform built by Ford Motor Company and distributed by the Lincoln-Mercury division. The Mercury Sable is a mid-size (1986-2005)/full-size (2008-2009) sedan created by the Ford Motor Company and sold under the Mercury brand. The Mercury Grand Marquis is a full-size rear-wheel drive sedan sold by the Mercury division of the Ford Motor Company. It is essentially Mercury's version of the Ford Crown Victoria with which it shares its Panther platform along with the Lincoln Town Car. All three vehicles are presently manufactured at at the St. Thomas Assembly Plant in Canada though a plant in St. Louis, Missouri was also used until 1985. Since its introduction, the Grand Marquis has only been available with V8 engines, and remains one of the last "traditional" American full-size cars, with features including 6-passenger bench seating.The Mercury Mountaineer is a midsize sport utility vehicle (SUV) manufactured by the Mercury brand name and owned by the Ford Motor CompanyOn September 7, 2006 Ford delivered a special "Presidential Edition" Mercury Mariner Hybrid to former President Bill ClintonThe Mercury Mariner compact luxury SUV was introduced in 2005
CAR DEALERSHIP
A car dealership or vehicle local distribution is a business that sells new cars and/or used cars at the retail level, based on a dealership contract with an automaker or its sales subsidiary. It employs automobile salespeople to do the selling. It may also provide maintenance services for cars, thus employing automobile mechanics, stock and sell spare automobile parts, and process warranty claims.In the United States and CanadSelling cars, a franchised new-car and -truck dealership is a retailer that sells new and/or used cars, including certified preowned vehicles; employs trained automotive technicians; and offers financing.Used car dealerships carry cars from many different manufacturers, while new car dealerships are generally franchises associated with only one or two manufacturers. In some locales, dealerships have been consolidated and a single owner may control a chain of dealerships representing several different manufacturers.New car dealerships also sell used cars, and take in trade-ins and/or purchase used vehicles at auction. Most dealerships also provide a series of additional services for car buyers and owners, which are sometimes more profitable than the core business of selling carsMost car dealerships display their inventory in a showroom and on a car lot. Under federal law, all new cars must carry a sticker showing the offering price and summarizing the vehicle's features. Typically, salespersons working on commission only, negotiate with buyers to determine a final sales price. In many cases, this includes negotiating the price of a trade-in - the dealer's purchase of the buyer's current automobile. Negotiations from the dealership's perspective is often referred to as "desking" a deal, although different terms are used.Profit margins on automobile sales are surprisingly low. A new car dealer may mark up a car by less than two percent over the manufacturer's invoice cost, and typically the car dealer borrows from the manufacturer for inventory and pays interest (called flooring or floorplanning). On the other hand, some manufacturers pay "hold-back" to improve the fiscal stability of dealers. Typically this is around 1% to 2% of the vehicles' wholesale price to the dealer. Hold-back is usually not a negotiable part of the price a consumer would pay for the vehicle. Hold back is designed to offset the cost the new car dealer has for paying interest on the money s/he is borrowing to keep the car in inventory.
Trading for Cars
Many times a customer will offer his or her car as a trade-in in hopes of offsetting the final price paid for a new(er) car which the buyer is interested in acquiring. If this buyer has full ownership of (owing no payments on it), the car will not only offset the selling price but also lower the sales tax paid on the new(er) car in most states To an average dealer, the actual cash value of a trade is an opinion of what the vehicle could reasonably be sold for at auction in six weeks to three months time, less any reconditioning costs should the dealer be unable or unwilling to re-sell the trade to the public. Since most states have requirements for a dealer to warranty or even guaranty a used vehicle for a certain amount of time and or mileage if sold to the public at a certain price, a dealer must make a profit selling the previously traded car (now a used car).Trade in value is an important facet of the car deal. Trade value estimates can be found at sites such as NADAguides.com, KBB.com, edmunds.com and http://consumerreports.org. However, most of these values are estimated from a theoretical chart that may or may not be based on recent average sales prices of a particular make and model. If a particular make and model has less accurate data available from recent auction prices the dealer will be more cautious in the appraisal of the car. Inputting an identical used car on each of the above sites will render different values. Sometimes these values will be close, other times their sites may differ significantly.A dealer may have a manager who appraises each vehicle offered for trade. This person will often be the person who also attends used car auctions, often buying and selling on behalf of the dealer. This person will have a realistic idea of the actual cash value of the trade. A dealer will look at a trade for body damage, windshield damage, engine noise, and known problems with a particular model, and price it to re-sell it at a profit.The better way to get a real idea of what a trade car's value is to go to at least three dealers and ask them what they would pay for a trade outright. One or more dealers that handles that particular make and model when sold new should be consulted.Always keep in mind, however, as with anything, a used car is worth what anyone will pay for it, there is NO SET VALUE per se
ADDITIONAL SERVICES:Most car dealers offer a variety of financing options for the purchase of cars, including loans and leases. compare rates and policies with their own insurance companies. Aftermarket accessories: Many dealerships offer accessories that are not offered by the manufacturer directly. As with Credit/Life/Disability insurance, there are many ways a consumer can purchase these options outside the dealership. Maintenance agreements: Many dealerships that have their own service shops will offer pre-paid maintenance agreements. These are sometimes offered directly through the manufacturer (such as Saturn's Basic Care or Car Care programs) or by the dealership alone. Because of the vast differences in programs that can exist from dealership to dealership, it is important to know what is covered under the plan and what are the recommended service intervals (see below).
Car dealers also provide maintenance and in some cases, repair service for cars. New car dealerships are more likely to provide these services, since they usually stock and sell parts and process claims for the manufacturers they represent. Maintenance represents a significant profit center for new car dealers, especially since it brings customers back into the showroom to see newer car models.
RegulationIn the United States, most aspects of operating a car dealership are regulated at the state level. Car titles are issued and transferred by the individual states through their respective . The purchase price of a vehicle usually includes various fees which the dealer forwards to the state DMV to transfer the vehicle's title to the buyer. In many states, the DMVs also license and regulate car dealerships. In many states, car dealerships are capable of issuing all of the necessary forms for the DMV, allowing the customer to avoid the DMV office.
Perceptions of Auto Retailing Customer Experience
Customer research shows that 91 percent of new car purchases are satisfied (extremely, very or somewhat) with their dealership and 84 percent of new car purchases report a positive experience overall .Auto dealers appreciate car shoppers who know what they are looking for, understand their options and what they can afford. An educated consumer makes the transaction efficient and smooth for all parties. The Internet continues to aid consumers in the decision-making process and has become a major tool for consumers. Half (51 percent) of new car buyers have researched online and the number of consumers who check prices online continues to increase . The auto retailing industry works hard to eliminate outdated stereotypes and unfair industry generalizations by focusing on:Building communications with customers: streamlining transactions, providing more information on websites, education campaigns, etc. Increasing transaction transparency (including financing) Improving training and professionalism Attracting quality employees (Currently, there are more than approx. 108,000 available jobs in the auto retailing industry)In used car sales, vehicles are often passed off as being in better condition than they really are, and negative details of their past may not be disclosed.
Rude things that you the new car buyer should NEVER do Don't lie about the condition of your trade in. You wouldn't like it if it happened to you.Don't waste the salesperson's day car shopping if you have a recent bankruptcy. You won't get auto loan approval after recent bankruptcy. Don't put down a deposit and try to take it back for no reason. You would not like it if they reneged on you. Research your new car purchase before you buy, not after you buy a car. Don't give a deposit no matter how much they pressure you into buying a car until you are 100% sure. Don't lie about your income or debt load. They run your credit report to verify it. Don't make an unreasonable offer without actually knowing the dealer cost. Don't spout off how the salesperson is making $3000 on the deal. If you're getting a super low deal, the salesperson is probably getting $100 max. Don't be rude when it comes to the low rebate or the ultra low APR, you either get one or the other.
Advantages of NEMITH Online NISSAN VOLVO LINCOLN MERCURY and USED CAR Auto Buying Services-painless way to shop that can save you thousands, you're in and out, most deals are done in a half hour, they'll usually show you factory to dealer invoice -You still get any rebates that are available, take your car to any dealer for manufacturer's warranty service -These quoting services are free to you, and there is no obligation for you to buy at all -The dealer can handle your trade in, or you can sell it yourself for more money -The paperwork is ready when you get there, just sign and drive. Some dealers will even bring the car to your house -Quotes on new cars usually range from $250 below invoice to $500 over invoice, right in your target zone -You deal with no-commission fleet managers not sales people, so there's no tricks, no wasted extras These services will cut your time spent on car shopping in half, because the deals are usually done in under an hour
A used car, also known as a pre-owned vehicle and second hand car, is a vehicle that has previously had one or more owners. Used cars are sold through franchise and independent dealers, rental car companies, leasing companies, auctions and private party sales.When researching USED CAR prices, you'll typically find three kinds of prices:Dealer or Retail Price is the price you should expect to pay if buying from a licensed new-car or used-car dealer - retail price. Dealer prices will always be the highest listed because of the dealership's need to make a profit. Dealer Trade-in Price or wholesale price is the price you should expect to receive from a dealer if you trade in a car. This is also the price that a dealer will typically pay for a car at a dealer wholesale auction. Private-Party Price is the price you should expect to pay if you were buying from an individual. A private-party seller is hoping to get more money than they would with a trade-in to a dealer. A private-party buyer is hoping to pay less than the dealer retail price. The growth of the Internet has fueled the availability of information on the prices of used cars. Whereas this information was once only available in trade publications that dealers had access to, there are now numerous sources for used car pricing. Multiple sources of used car pricing means that the prices you get from different sources often won't agree with each other. This is a result of each pricing guide receiving data from different sources and making different judgments about that data. The best way to determine a price is to cross-check prices with multiple sources and add a dose of your own good judgment to arrive at your price.Pricing of used car A used car, also known as a pre-owned vehicle and second hand car, is a vehicle that has previously had one or more owners. Used cars are sold through franchise and independent dealers, rental car companies, leasing companies, auctions and private party sales can be effected by geography; generally a convertible has a much higher demand in Florida than in New Hampshire. Similarly, pickups are often more in demand in rural than urban settings. Condition - Is the car in excellent, good or fair condition - has a major impact on pricing. Condition is based on appearances, vehicle history, mechanical condition and mileage. There is much subjectivity in how the condition of a car is evaluated. Sources for Used Car Pricing United States Black Book provides daily updates to their used car pricing. The information is available on a subscription basis only. DriverSide provides data through its "Driverside Estimate" based on a search of listings to find what cars are actually selling for, in a local market. Consumers can obtain this information for free on the Driverside web site. Edmunds provides data through its "True Market Value" pricing tools. The Edmunds.com True Market Value Used Vehicle appraiser estimates the actual transaction prices for used vehicles bought and sold by dealers and private parties. Consumers can obtain this information for free on the Edmunds web site. Galves has been reporting market value prices for used car since 1957. Galves updates their prcing guides on a weekly basis. The information is available on a subscription basis only and daily and weekly subscriptions are available. Kelley Blue Book reports market value prices for used cars. It obtains retail pricing by collecting information about actual retail sales. Consumers can obtain this information for free on the Kelley Blue Book web site. NADA Guides reports on values for used cars. Nadaguides is a for profit affiliate of the National Automotive Dealers Association (NADA). Consumers can obtain this information for free on the nadaguides web site. Car" redirects here. Research used car historyIn the United States, an estimated 34-percent of consumers (in 2006) are buying vehicle history reports for used cars. Vehicle history reports are an inexpensive way to check the track record of any used vehicle. Vehicle history reports provide customers with a detailed record based on the vehicle's serial number A Certified Pre-Owned or CPO, car is a type of