“RedBook value” is the industry price guide in Australia, but the detailed valuations aren’t free—those reports cost money.
If you want a free ballpark, compare similar listings by year, trim, kilometres and condition on places like Tradingpost, then average the numbers and sanity-check against dealer and private-sale ranges.
Adjust for service history, accident records, options, and location—country cars and city cars can price differently.
Some banks, insurers, or motoring clubs give members access to valuation data, but it’s still usually a guide, not gospel.
Use free checks to shortlist, then get a paid report or a pre-purchase inspection if the money at stake makes your wallet twitch.
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