Hi
"Looking to Buy" here. My take on the pricing models from the different companies, KBB, NADA, Edmunds, is that they are a starting price. The economic situation at present isn't exactly creating a rush of demand for cars or any of the rolling hardware we all desire. In a rising economy a seller could use the info as a starting point and go up from there however things have changed it is now a buyers market and it appears that the pricing models may be a little high and not quite current enough.
My search for a Crossfire is turning up all sorts of good buys that are not even close to the book pricing. The one thing for me that the "deal" is going to spin around is how well cared for and how few miles the car has, that will determine whether I pay book or not.
By the way thanks to club members putting me in touch with people with Crossfires for sale.