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Posted By: Tarquin Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Are used truck prices still high? I'm too lazy to do much research. Thinking of selling a 2005 Toyota Tundra step-side if the time is right.
Posted By: rc82bttb Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
yes, crazy around here. Good time to sell and horrible time to buy. Seems like all the gov money is starting to dry up some as I have seen things last for sale a little longer than they did a few months back.
Posted By: rong Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Crazy and availabilty is spotty.
Posted By: KFWA Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
with typical mileage in good shape its about a $8-9K truck here if the owner is selling, dealers will markup a bit more
Posted By: hanco Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
If you sell, what are you gonna buy?
Posted By: 19352012 Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
I don't think used Toyota pricing has been affected. It's always been crazy
Posted By: jackmountain Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Step side Tundra? What the fugk were you thinking when you bought that? No PT cruisers available at the time?
Posted By: Dude270 Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by hanco
If you sell, what are you gonna buy?



Thats the thing. What you replace it with will be crazy high too
Posted By: MtnHiker Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Prices are high. 05 Tundra probably worth $ 2,000,000.00
Posted By: Tarquin Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by hanco
If you sell, what are you gonna buy?



Bought a Honda Ridgeline. I'm a pussy so it'll meet my hauling needs. wink grin
Posted By: bamagun01 Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Yep! I just purchased a 1999 F350 7.3 turbo diesel with 70K miles for $16K. Blue book is $7K. Was offered $18K the very next day! I need it for my business and hopefully will not have to replace it ever. I’m thinking of selling my 1996 F250 5.8l gas 170k miles for $4K and have 3 people begging for it. Some dealers are telling me to ask more. Crazy times! I paid $1500 for the F250 3 yrs ago.
Posted By: Stormin_Norman Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Trucks are still crazy, but lead time on a new one is 6-9 months. I saw a new F250 with a 50k dealer markup in Missoula, it's the only one sitting on the lot for 500 miles around. 1/2 tons are easier to find, 3/4 tons and 1 tons are thin. I think our local toyota dealer has less than 1/2 dozen new cars on the lot, no trucks.
Posted By: Tarquin Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by jackmountain
Step side Tundra? What the fugk were you thinking when you bought that? No PT cruisers available at the time?



grin
Posted By: alwaysoutdoors Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Those pt cruisers with wooden sides are kewl.
Posted By: CashisKing Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
PT Cruisers with fake wood shelf liner sides, Ridgelines, stepside yotas... for fuggs sake.

Take the banding challenge... PLEASE

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Posted By: SamOlson Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
lol
Posted By: mike7mm08 Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Two examples of recent. I traded in my 2012 F150 king ranch on a 21 Ram. I bought the f150 used with just over a 100k miles. Paid 19000 about three years ago. Dealer gave me 17500 despite 160k and both cab corners rusting out. Similar trucks are on lots for around 22 to 23.

My brother leased a Toyota Tacoma just over a year ago. Had another kid small truck ain't making much sense. Dealer bought him out of the lease. He got paid 7500 bucks to drive it for a year. He put 20k on the truck and walked away with 7500 bucks more than the total of his lease payments.

So yes it is easy crazy money right now on used trucks. But your gonna get screwed if your trying to replace something right now.
Posted By: raghorn Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Whatcha think a 2001 Chevy 3500 extended cab 4x4 dually with a duramax and Allison would go for these days in your area ?
Extremely clean truck with 64k miles
Posted By: Birdwatcher Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
I bought a clean used 2019 base Nissan Frontier in the summer of 2020, 20,000 miles on the clock.

A local car dealer has a same base 2019 Frontier with 32,000 miles on it, he’s asking $8,000 more’n I paid for mine.
Posted By: LazyL0228 Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
We had a 2017 and a 2016 F-150's 4x4 four door's a little over 100k on both. Took them in to trade came home with a 2021 F-150 XLT 4x4 four door and a few $$. I told them they were crazy. But they were going to do just fine. Cannot find used anything around here if you do higher than a Georgia pine. So yes, Sale it!!
Posted By: cruzerbotz Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
I bought a 2018 Tundra Crewmax in 2019 for $35K. 10,000 miles. Looked up the value now with 75,000 miles. KBB shows $40K. Not that I'm selling or trading it. Used prices at the dealer now are just crazy. I live in a small town with a GM and a Ford dealer. Their lots are full of other brand used cars. Almost no new ones.
Posted By: CashisKing Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Finding some fair prices on used trucks of the larger size... F550s, 5500s etc.

But few people on this forum need the bigger stuff.

Ridgelines and F-150s seem popular for most... a couple of badasses drive 250s and 350s.
Posted By: CashisKing Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
I reckon a man could about trade his Subaru or Tacoma for a 5500 of similar age and mileage... if his wife would let him.
Posted By: Fullfan Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Crazy high. Wife has a 2016 Chevy 2500 crew Duramax highcountry. 80k miles, they offered me what we paid for it new in 2017.
Posted By: CashisKing Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by bamagun01
I’m thinking of selling my 1996 F250 5.8l gas 170k miles for $4K Crazy times!


Saw one of those on FB last week at about $14k
Posted By: BobMt Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by Stormin_Norman
Trucks are still crazy, but lead time on a new one is 6-9 months. I saw a new F250 with a 50k dealer markup in Missoula, it's the only one sitting on the lot for 500 miles around. 1/2 tons are easier to find, 3/4 tons and 1 tons are thin. I think our local toyota dealer has less than 1/2 dozen new cars on the lot, no trucks.



I have got to throw the bs flag on this post....bob
Posted By: erikj Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
If the chip manufacturers come through for the automotive sector, any chance we get two years worth of new trucks in short order?
Posted By: CashisKing Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
My favorite John Wayne quote from the Searchers... "No, a human rides a horse until it dies, then he goes on afoot. A Comanche comes along, gets that horse up, rides him 20 more miles... and then he eats him."

I own trucks with 450k miles and wouldn't think twice about driving them anywhere.

Vanity and stupidly complex chit breaking is why folks are always buying new... or low mileage trucks.

I own four Cummins rigs... every one of them is worth twice what I paid.

Moral of the story... get smarter in what you buy. New does NOT mean better always.

Fugg the woke UAW.
Posted By: strikeu Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
My 2000 F-250 7.3L CC 4WD Auto with 37k original miles is for sale. $35k. just sayin.
Posted By: Motown Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
After rebates and taxes I paid $39k for my 2019 F250 gasser when it was new over 3 years ago. It only has 30k miles on it but I was offered $48k a few weeks ago on a trade.
Posted By: CashisKing Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by erikj
If the chip manufacturers come through for the automotive sector, any chance we get two years worth of new trucks in short order?


Pipe dream... the chip shortage is deliberate. All part of the the EV push.

The 50k+ new trucks sitting will be scrapped eventually and taxpayers will cover the IRS loss made by GM, Ford, Mopar to thr IRS.

Does anyone really really believe that American can't make a chip problem go away it they want to?

This video is old... situation infinitely worse now.

Posted By: CashisKing Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by strikeu
My 2000 F-250 7.3L CC 4WD Auto with 37k original miles is for sale. $35k. just sayin.


LOL...

Actually that is a very fair price in the current market.
Posted By: alwaysoutdoors Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
In the Appalachians, folks have a knack for keeping older vehicles on the road. They’ll be just fine.


In the Adirondacks, well they have a knack for custom pistolsmithing .
Posted By: ldholton Re: Used truck pricing? - 01/23/22
Originally Posted by CashisKing
PT Cruisers with fake wood shelf liner sides, Ridgelines, stepside yotas... for fuggs sake.

Take the banding challenge... PLEASE

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LMAO, think that same device is needed on guys running little trucks and calling them dump trucks, 😁
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