Just done a price check on our 2009 Camry, which we bought through Turners at the start of November for a bid price of $2,800.

The price check included this
<http://www.turners.co.nz/PriceCheck/Pages/ValVehicleDetails.aspx?RequestId=65274&RefID=807714>
which appears to be our car with a price of $3,115.

Now AFAICR this is effectively what we paid when the buyer's premium was added on but it wouldn't be what the seller received after fees and seller's commision.

So I'm not sure if this is an accurate price guide.

Should you include the auction fees when trying to value a car?

Should you show the money which went to the seller?

Or should you show the bid price which lies between the two?

I see that this is a guide to the real price that has been paid at recent auctions - just not sure that it doesn't raise expectations for someone who is selling.

Having an indoor day today until the weather calms down.

Cheers

LGC