Examples of NADA Guide in a sentence
Value for the purpose of Recreational Vehicles (RVs), Motor homes, campers, boats, and motorcycles is based on the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) Average Trade value as listed in the current East Coast edition of the NADA Guide.
All other vehicles are valued based on the NADA Average Retail value as listed in the current East Coast edition of the NADA Guide.
We make no comment as to the completeness or accuracy of the NADA Guide (Eastern Edition), nor do we assume any responsibility for assessing the adequacy of such valuations published therein.
Vehicle document fees are to be assessed based upon the average trade-in value as listed in the most recent N.A.D.A. Guide or based upon an appraisal obtained from a licensed vehicle dealer.
FMV is determined in several ways - values are obtained from Kelley Blue Book (KBB), NADA Guide, dealerships quotes, appraisals, insurance adjusters and online sales of like vehicles.
If the amount of purchase price indicated on a non-dealer bill of sale is less than the average trade-in value as listed in the most recent N.A.D.A. Guide, the document fee is to be assessed on the current average trade in value as listed in the N.A.D.A. Guide.
In fact, Mr. Graff himself testified that the Mid-Atlantic NADA Guide encompasses New Jersey.
DeterminationDocument a rebuttal determination in case record.6. Exceptions To Use of N.A.D.A. Guide ValuesThe following circumstances preclude use of the N.A.D.A. guides: • The guides do not list the make and/or model of the vehicle.• The guides list but do not show a value for the make and/or model of the vehicle.• The vehicle is a car or truck 25 or more years old.• The vehicle is any motorized vehicle other than a car or truck, or is a nonmotorized vehicle (e.g., an animal or animal-drawn vehicle).7.
Therefore, in the future, the Court will exclusively rely on the NADA Guide.
Mr. Runiewicz began by consulting the NADA Guide then averaged the NADA, Kelley Blue Book, and Edmunds values.