What 767 completed sales say your car is worth, and why the number you are quoted will not be the number you keep.
Median, with the range most cars landed in. Completed sales, not asking prices.
Sale data from PriceVin, which tracks completed auction results. Aggregates of verified completed sales. No point estimate is returned — median and p10/p90 describe what this vehicle has actually sold for, not what a specific example is worth.
Half of these cars sold above the median and half below, and the gap between the tenth and ninetieth percentile is wide. Mileage, condition and how fast you need to be done move a car within that range far more than any single valuation admits.
A buyer quoting you the top of the range is quoting the best car in the set. What you keep also depends on what the sale costs you — a lower offer with free pickup and same-day payment often beats a higher one that needs a trip to a lot.
One form. Multiple buyers bid. Ranked by what you keep, not the headline.