Skip to main contentSkip to content

Free calculator · no signup

What's your car actually worth?

Pick your make tier, year, mileage, and condition. We'll show the realistic dealer trade-in range — and what you'd likely clear selling private-party or to Carvana/CarMax instead.

2022
58,000 mi

Minor wear, runs perfectly

In plain English

A 2022 vehicle in good condition with 58,000 miles typically trades in for $12,295–$14,244 at dealers in your region. Selling private-party or to Carvana/CarMax usually clears $13,525–$16,808 — 18% more.

Dealer trade-in range
$12,295–$14,244

What a dealership will typically offer to take the car on a new-car deal.

Private-party / instant-cash-offer
$13,525–$16,808

Carvana, CarMax, or Craigslist buyer — typically 10–18% more than the dealer offer.

Negotiating leverage

Get a real Carvana / CarMax cash offer first. Most dealers will match or beat it to save the sale — that's where the $2,564 extra value comes from.

What this unlocks on your next car

~$15,260 of buying power

Apply your $13,270 mid-range equity as a down payment and lenders extend roughly $15,260 of additional purchase price at today's rates.

Free · Soft credit pull · 60 seconds

Connected calculators

One number leads to the next.

Affordability sets your budget. Loan math sets your payment. Insurance + total cost set your real monthly. Move between any of them in one click.

See all calculators

Your trade-in equity

Apply $13,270 of equity → unlock ~$15,260 of buying power.

Putting your trade-in toward a down payment lowers your loan balance and APR risk. See pre-qualified auto loan offers anchored to your real equity.

Free · No obligation · 60 seconds

CarSavr may earn a commission when you connect with a lender or insurer through our links — it never changes how our editors rank or score providers, and you pay nothing extra. Read our full advertiser disclosure.

Related guide

Trade-In vs. Private Party Sale

Read guide

Common questions

Made with Emergent