To get the most accurate values when calculating a used vehicle's market value, make sure to select the condition that most closely matches your vehicle. For guidance, here are full descriptions of the five conditions available to choose from: Outstanding: Exceptional mechanical, exterior and interior condition with no visible wear; no reconditioning required. The paint has a glossy appearance, and the tires are in nearly new condition. The vehicle has a clean title and is able to pass an emissions inspection. Approximately 5% of used vehicles qualify. Clean: Minimal wear and tear with no major mechanical or cosmetic problems; may require limited reconditioning. The paint has a glossy finish but may have slight scratches or dings. The interior will have minimal fading and wear. The tires have substantial tread remaining. The vehicle has a clean title and is able to pass an emissions inspection. Average: Normal wear and tear. The vehicle may have a few mechanical and/or cosmetic problems and may require some reconditioning. The paint has some dullness, and the vehicle may have a considerable number of scratches or dings. Interior material is slightly worn and faded. The tires have some usable tread remaining. The vehicle has a clean title and is able to pass an emissions inspection. Rough: The vehicle has several mechanical and/or cosmetic problems. The exterior and interior need significant repairs. The tires may need to be replaced. The vehicle may require minor repairs to pass an emissions inspection but has a clean title. Damaged: Major mechanical and/or body damage that may render it in non-safe running condition. The exterior and interior are damaged or worn. The tires need to be replaced. The vehicle may have a branded title (for example, salvaged, flooded, frame damaged, etc.) and may require significant repairs to pass an emissions inspection. Learn more