Bigzgs

HontoKuro

No photos? Vehicle condition? Service? Clean title? # of owners? Location? Any warranty left etc....In the end it's what someone is willing to pay for it but you should at least start by answering the basic questions before you even consider and asking price from anyone. Also Trade-In vs. Private sale will be significant difference too. Good luck

chinee

Autotrader and KBB will help you there somewhat.

np20412

All things being equal and in average condition - I'd say 20-22k. Pretty low mileage so that might help but with 2015s going off lease with similar mileage for 30k, I wouldn't expect much more than 22k for a 2013 despite low miles.

JeffKeryk

Sounds like a great car for someone looking for AWD. Strong color and mileage. Lower to mid 20's.
Good luck.

zbox

my 2013 has 120k and dealership valued it at 12k

Coolchuck

I'd get values from KBB, NADAguides and Edmunds, as their values can be significantly different. You can use those values as an initial guide. Then check prices on cars.com and autotrader in your area.

ECL

Get an offer from CarMax.