How Much Can I Get for My Trade-In?

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Trade in your vehicle at Humberview Chevrolet Buick GMC


Thinking about trading in your vehicle? At Humberview GM, we make it easy to get real value, quickly and confidently. Whether you're upgrading to a new Chevrolet, Buick, or GMC, or just exploring your options, our online trade-in tool gives you a fast, fair estimate with no pressure.



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How It Works

Want to know what your vehicle is worth?

Try our online trade-in appraisal tool to get a quick idea of its current market value. Simply enter your vehicle's year, make, model, trim, and kilometres driven. Select any available options along with your exterior and interior colours. Then add your name, email, and phone number to receive your personalized estimate instantly.

Start your trade-in by filling out the form above, it’s fast and free, with no obligations.

Why Trade In at Humberview GM?

We offer accurate and fair valuations based on real market pricing powered by trusted industry data. The process is fast and convenient, taking you from online estimates to final offer with minimal effort. It’s fully transparent, no hidden fees, no pressure, just an honest valuation you can trust. Plus, we handle all the paperwork, making your trade-in completely hassle-free so you can focus on your next vehicle.

How to Start

Use the form above to get your online trade-in estimate.

Looking to trade in your vehicle in Toronto or the GTA? Visit Humberview GM today to get a competitive trade-in value and explore our wide selection of new vehicles, your next drive starts here.

Frequently Asked Questions About Trade-In Appraisal

Yes, you can. We will determine the value of your trade against the amount remaining on your loan. If you have negative equity (owe more than the car’s value), the balance will be added to your new loan. But if you have positive equity (car is valued higher than the loan), it will be deducted from your new loan.

If you have negative equity, it’s considered “upside down” on a car loan because your vehicle is valued less than you owe. An example would be if your car loan is $35,000 and the vehicle is worth $30,000, then you would have $5,000 of negative equity.

You can trade in your financed vehicle at any time. Although, waiting until you have positive equity is most beneficial for you.