There seem to be some huge variations between the two books at present. As an example I valued this car this morning as part exchange. 2011/ 11 Peugeot RCZ GT THP 200 with 14k miles CAP Clean: £13,950, Glass's Trade: £16,272. That's over £2300 difference between the two books. For comparison a look on Ebay or Autotrader will show similar cars advertised at around the £13,995 to £14,500 mark. So to me the true trade value somewhere in the £12k's. It happens the other way round too. A recent valuation on a Range Rover Sport showed CAP to be over £3k more than Glass's. With all the data that is available to them how can both books be getting it so wrong?
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