To find out how much your car is worth according to the Kelley Blue Book (KBB), you can use their online tool by entering your vehicle's details such as VIN or license plate, make, model, year, mileage, condition, and features. This will provide you with several values:

• Trade-In Value: What you can expect to receive when trading your car in at a dealership.
• Private Party Value: A fair price if you sell the car directly to another individual.
• Retail Value: The price a dealer might charge for the car when selling it to a customer.

KBB values are based on extensive data including actual sales transactions, auction prices, and adjusted for local market conditions and seasonal trends. They update these values weekly to reflect the most current market

. The condition of your car is crucial in determining its value, with categories such as Fair, Good, Very Good, and Excellent. Most cars fall into Good or Very Good rather than Excellent, which is rare

. To get your car's specific Blue Book value, visit the Kelley Blue Book website and use their "What's My Car Worth?" tool where you enter your car's details to receive an instant estimate and possibly even a cash offer from participating dealers

. In summary, your car's worth according to the Blue Book depends on its make, model, year, mileage, condition, and local market factors, and you can get an accurate estimate by using the official Kelley Blue Book online valuation tool.