What you’ll see
We look at cars of the same model advertised for sale right now in New Zealand: built within a year or so of yours and with similar kilometres. If there are enough of them we show the median asking price, the range the middle half of them are asking, and roughly how many cars that is based on. If there are too few we say so rather than guess, and we never show individual listings.
This is not a valuation
These are the prices sellers are asking, not what cars sell for and not an offer. Dealers usually offer less on a trade-in than private sellers ask, because they have to cover reconditioning and resale. Expect a private sale to land somewhere below the asking figures, and a trade-in lower again.
What moves the figure
Kilometres matter most after age: a car with fewer kilometres than similar ones usually asks more, and one with many more asks less. A newer build year lifts the price, and each year older takes some off. Condition, service history, trim level, options and colour all count too, and none of them is in these figures, so adjust up for a car in better shape than most and down for one in worse.
For the full picture of your model, browse its price guide or read how our figures work. Thinking of buying instead? Check whether an asking price is a good one.