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the year 2000the year is 2000

check kbb.com

That would be like me asking you, "How beautiful is my girlfriend?" You couldn't answer the question because you have never seen her. If you would like to get an idea of the vehicle's value there are many sources online. Kelley Blue Book trade in value in fair to good condition will give you an average of what the car is worth to the dealer before he discounts his car, also known as the wholesale value. The Retail value on KBB will tell you what to ASK for the car if you sell it outright, not what it will sell for. If you are trying to find the value to submit to an insurance company because it is totalled, stolen, etc use either Edmunds.com or NADA book value. Those two sources give higher values to the vehicles than you see in the real world. I have been in the automotive business my whole life and laugh when people bring me their Edmunds print out of what their car is worth on trade. As a dealer I will pull up Kelley and pull out the wholesale price book that compiles information from dealer auctions and show them how far off the numbers they have are. Most realize they asked for too much, because they pulled KBB up at home then threw it away because Edmunds was so much higher.

http://www.kbb.com Also, you can check out http://www.edmunds.com to compare prices with what others are selling for