What is the difference between the Entry Stock Date and the New Car (NC) Delivery Date?

The Entry Stock Date is the estimated date for trade-in of the used vehicle. This value is selected from a drop-down menu when creating a trade-in price file...

NB: This value has a direct impact on the calculation of the guaranteed trade-in price.

The NC delivery date is the delivery date of the new car to your dealership which simultaneously becomes the effective delivery date of the trade-in vehicle. This date is supplied to CarCheck either through a manual or automatic link with your manifacturers supply-chain software.

NB: Any significant time gap between the Entry Stock Date and the NC delivery date when the latter is updated in CarCheck may cause an underlying adjustment in the guaranteed trade-in price when the counter appraisal is performed.

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