How would you do that? If I walk into the local Glastron dealer and ask what my 2004 is worth they're going to pull up NADA.com......
I'm sure a lot of dealers have pretty good databases of information like that but I can't imagine they're just going to hand it over to an average Joe off the street. I've never tried so I could be wrong.
I have had no problem getting this info. Dealers pay many $'s to get these numbers. But they probably will not give it to you unless you are interested in a used boat they have for sale, or are asking them to broker your current boat. I know about a dozen dealers personally, and about 1/2 dozen brokers. All will give that info if I requested it. But probably not to some average Joe off the street who is just kicking tires.
The info is generated primarily from actual sales on Yachtworld or Boattrader, which is "Real World" selling prices, not the NADA crap.
Remember, NADA is just a guide. Never use those numbers to figure exact sell or purchase price. NADA puts you in the ballpark for what
the boat "MIGHT" be worth, but is rarely very accurate.
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