Hi folks. Sent VIN and details of features for my 2020 Screw 802A pkg, rear appliqué, Raptor graphics, rear seat heater, carbon upgrades, Upgrade wheels, and bed extender.white with FabFour number and 12k winch, Retrax power retractable cover, Cobb tuner with tranny tune and engine tune. Bought in March, has 3,900 miles. Obviously good condition. I sent my first request and it expires due to needing a manual quote. Today, they came back with $64k offer. I sold a 2012 Caddi CTS-V for $28,900 in March, and were $4k over local market. So I know they pay well and great way to transact. They offer, come to house at am appointed time, you sign, you get Chaco, and easy-feast done. My problem is they are slowing down from August peak. Hope this helps.
My Carmax offer 9-25-20
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REMIX
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I checked my private party value through KBB, I have a 802a, no Recaro, carbon fiber, V Blue 19 and 12k miles. It looks absolutely new even though I’ve gotten it caked in mud several times going OR. $74k average. I did tick the box that it has a hard tonneau (BakFlip MX4). I paid $65k on 11/29/19. This seems crazy.
sixshooter_45
2019 Ruby Red Metallic SC, 3.5 L Twin Turbos.
I'll let mine go for $80,000.00 and not a penny less!
UrbanMenace
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This thread is great news. Carmax pays a little more for vehicles that sell quick.
D11gnccer
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I’ve sold two vehicles to Carmax in the past and had a dealer match a Carmax quote on a third.
I gave $62,500 for my 802a in March of 2019. It’s at 5500 miles and KBB shows 55k trade in. Carvana quoted 49k. I have no intentions of selling, but if I did, I would be sure to get a Carmax quote along with a local specialty used car dealer quote from a local dealer called “Toy Barn.”
They are pretty competitive and carry a large stock of enthusiasts vehicles.
I gave $62,500 for my 802a in March of 2019. It’s at 5500 miles and KBB shows 55k trade in. Carvana quoted 49k. I have no intentions of selling, but if I did, I would be sure to get a Carmax quote along with a local specialty used car dealer quote from a local dealer called “Toy Barn.”
They are pretty competitive and carry a large stock of enthusiasts vehicles.
A bit disappointed - Carmax in Naperville, IL this morning $53k. Audi dealer a few burbs over $54.
‘17 Black, every factory option, 8400 miles, ADD PTM front bumper w all Rigid lights, 35x20 Nitto Terra, Rotiform Six Black, MX6, Whipple stage 2, Deaver +3, Amp steps, full lower quarter PPF, LineX rear wells, Mag hytec rear diff, all parts PTM, Ceramic coated and absolutely babied
‘17 Black, every factory option, 8400 miles, ADD PTM front bumper w all Rigid lights, 35x20 Nitto Terra, Rotiform Six Black, MX6, Whipple stage 2, Deaver +3, Amp steps, full lower quarter PPF, LineX rear wells, Mag hytec rear diff, all parts PTM, Ceramic coated and absolutely babied
Just recently (last week) got a trade-in quote on my Raptor for $66k in the same Illinois area. But it's a 2019 and yours is 2017 with the first gen 3.5 HO EB, plus yours is heavily modded so I'm not surprised at the quote. When trading-in/selling to dealers, they prefer stock and age over mileage and mods. Especially that Whipple Stage 2 is killing ya. 54K ain't a bad quote for that truck at all.
I've "only heard" different. There's lots of parts that changed from 2017 to 2020, including the oil pans, valve covers, cam phasers, ... not sure if it's official a "gen" difference. But seems to be anectdotal that 2017-2018 3.5 HO EBs are a bit different from 2019-2020. Maybe... maybe not... anyway. His truck is super modded. 54K is a reasonable quote.
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