Not a fan of the new app. The old app (nada MarketValues) would pull up the most recent miles, thus saving me time in inputting the miles. It would also allow for fast pasting of vin (double tap) now you have to hold down for a sec to get the option to paste. After scanning and/or pasting the vin, It does not include the vin when you send the value out as an email like it used to in prior apps. Still inferior to the original (nada guide) that one operated much smoother, and if you sent the value, it would show all the add on selected. Not anymore since it was changed to MarketValues.

The JD Power takeover/rebranding of NADA has completely ruined the software from beginning to end. The website virtually NEVER works on a desktop, using the website on a mobile phone is beyond difficult, and downloading and using this app requires an account now, which costs $50/month. At this point I’m certain I’ll be completely dropping NADA/JD power/whatever you want to call yourselves now as trying to get a valuation for inventory has become a matter of pulling teeth. Incredibly disappointing, if I could give 0 stars, I would.

This is because the Govt. and global investors want you to start using EDMUND’S. Obviously the Govt. And KBB doesn’t want anyone to figure out current values using KBB anymore. They also don’t want you using JD POWER. This is intentional and all by design. Only buy vehicles from private sellers and don’t use commercial dealers anymore. ✌🏼🤟🏼🇺🇸

Won’t even let me create an account. Companies that don’t fix stuff like this should be charged small amounts of currency to compensate for our time. Even 10 cents a minute. So that every user that is cumulatively affected, can make the company feel the sting of their incompetence.