See the real price

Ridekick vs Kelley Blue Book

A real price, not a guess.

Every way to buy a car makes you give something up. Here is the tradeoff with Kelley Blue Book, and how Ridekick avoids it.

The catch with Kelley Blue Book

KBB gives you a rough number. But no dealer has agreed to it. And its "get offers" tool hands you to dealers, so the calls follow.

With Ridekick

Ridekick gets you a real price a dealer put in writing. Not a guess. And your info stays private.

Ridekick vs Kelley Blue Book, point by point

Kelley Blue Book
Ridekick
A real price or just a guess
Just an estimate
A real price, agreed by a dealer
In writing from a dealer
No
Yes
Keeps your number private
No, "get offers" shares it
Yes, always
Free to use
Yes
Yes

The bottom line

No one gets your number. You see the real price, fees and all, in writing, without leaving home. Then you go drive the car and buy it when you are ready. It is free.

Know if you’re getting a fair price

Compare the price you’re offered with today’s market data before you buy. Free and on your terms.

See if it’s fair

Compare Ridekick to more options

Ridekick vs CarvanaYou can’t drive the car before you buy it. You buy first, then send it back if it’s wrong.Ridekick vs CarMaxOne set price, take it or leave it. No way to know if you could pay less.Ridekick vs TrueCarAsk for a price and dealers get your number. Then the calls and texts start.Ridekick vs EdmundsGood for reading up, but asking for a price hands dealers your info.

Comparisons describe each option’s tradeoffs factually and are current as of publication. Ridekick is not affiliated with Kelley Blue Book. Ridekick is a tool that gets you a dealer’s real out-the-door price in writing; you stay in control and decide every step.