[cdohar]

Chris,

The two main sources cited here (eBay and CobraCountry) will certainly give you a good idea of what people are asking for their cars but not much on what they ultimately sell for these days. I'm sure there are times when there are big differences between those two $$$. I haven't seen much sell via the eBay process since many times the reserve price is not met and CobraCountry has many vehicles that have been there for a long while. You'll see a lot of listings with reduced prices after the seller's initial offering doesn't generate much activity. Try to find comparable listings to your car (based on same mfg., similar engines, tranny, mileage, age, etc.), post a price based on that, then be prepared to consider a good discount on top of that to get the car sold. Good luck.

Chris D.