CAR DEALER INVOICE PRICING - what was that book?

[knightmelodic]

I used to go into B&N and there was this book, maybe 2, that had a listing of all the items, trims, and accessories along with the MSRP and dealer cost listed.
Does anyone know the book I'm talking about? Online is just one redirect after another, that hardcopy was great.
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TIA

 

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[knightmelodic]

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[big enos burrnet]

kelly blue book.....

 

[lightbright]

BBL? What's that?

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[knightmelodic]

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lol. Okay. My brain ain't what it used to be.

 

[Paul1970]

NADA?

Research New & Used Car Prices

Research the latest new car prices, deals, used car values, specs and more. NADA Guides is the leader in accurate vehicle pricing and vehicle information.

www.nadaguides.com

 

[Mixd]

Don't know what book you're talking about but you can get a crash course on what to look out for from these I posted here B4.

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[Z MONSTER]

Just do your research online and compare the price, mileage, and year. Once you find a car you like go look at it and they will probably drop 1k off the price. Finance through your credit union. Note it took me about a month to find my car.

 

[knightmelodic]

NADA?

Research New & Used Car Prices

Research the latest new car prices, deals, used car values, specs and more. NADA Guides is the leader in accurate vehicle pricing and vehicle information.

www.nadaguides.com

This is fairly close to it but the book had everything from wind deflectors to wiper. Thanks.

 

[knightmelodic]

Just do your research online and compare the price, mileage, and year. Once you find a car you like go look at it and they will probably drop 1k off the price. Finance through your credit union. Note it took me about a month to find my car.

No. Every type of research online wants your zip code blah, blah, blah and redirects you to some other shit. AS I SAID IN MY ORIGINAL POST. The book was a hard copy of dealer prices for everything.
And financing is for the best deal. If it's a CU fine. Maybe it's a bank. Might even be the dealer. You have to sit and listen and crunch the numbers.

 

[knightmelodic]

Don't know what book you're talking about but you can get a crash course on what to look out for from these I posted here B4.

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Cool. I'll check these out although this ain't my first rodeo information is always good.