Q. What is my Jeep worth?

This is by far the most common question that we get asked.  It is also the most difficult one to answer, especially without being able to see or drive your Jeep. The answer that I always want to give is..."your Jeep is worth exactly what the buyer is willing to pay for it and not a penny more".  Although a smart-ass answer, it is also very true and there are no 2 buyers that share the exact same desires, expectations, values and taste.  There is no such thing as a right or wrong price for any used vehicle, especially Jeeps.  The variables that influence the value of a used Jeep are extensive and include everything from the obvious such as; mechanical condition, mileage and aftermarket accessories to the harder-to-benchmark factors like geographic location, economy and time of the year.  There is no doubt that the best way to get top dollar for your Jeep is to promote it to the hard core Jeep enthusiasts...and that is where we come into play.  Since 1996, JeepBrokers.com has become the premier website for selling mid to upper end Jeeps.  I feel that the best way to determine a fair market value for a used Jeep is to compare it to similar Jeeps that have recently sold in your region as well as evaluating it against similar Jeeps that are currently on the market for sale.  Basically, the same way that Realtors determine the asking price of a home.  Researching the asking price for current Jeeps for sale is easy but finding the stats for Jeeps that have recently been sold and are no longer posted is a little more challenging.  Fortunately, we have retained the stats (asking price, Jeep specs and the actual selling price) for all of the hundreds of Jeeps that have sold on our websites for the past 5 years.  Unfortunately, we have not yet had the time to sort through them all and get the details posted.  Go to the "Jeeps we have sold" section of our website to see what we have been able to post so far and check back soon because this is one of the projects that we are diligently working on right now.  You can also check out our current Jeeps for sale ads and see what other folks are asking for similar Jeeps to yours.

Personally, I do not feel that Kelley Blue Book is a very accurate representation of "fair market value" for collector-type auto's such as Jeeps, but many people do, so you should at least know what the Blue Book value of your Jeep is.  Edmunds.com has a similar valuation calculator but I found them to be way off from reality, but again, that is just my own personal opinion.