I don't know about the 37 package, but you definitely do not want the moonroof. First, because you don't want it. Second, it's a fragile POS that requires constant maintenance. Third, it's heavy so it reduces the already low payload and increases body roll. Fourth, virtually all dealer orders include one because the dealer makes more profit that way. That means that no-moonroof vehicles are more rare. About half of buyers don't want the moonroof, so demand will be higher for a no roof version on the secondary market. And the power tailgate? Yeah, you don't want that. Or the step. If you can't close your own tailgate it's time for a Prius. Or a wheelchair.
In general, lower optioned vehicles sell used for a higher percentage of original cost than loaded vehicles. That's certainly true for gen 2. Used 801a sells for more than you would expect. The (uneducated) buyer sticks his head inside, says "Leather, check" and that's it. 800a same same. Raptor, sort of affordable. Done. Loaded sells for more dollars, yes, but you get a smaller portion of each dollar spent back.
In general, lower optioned vehicles sell used for a higher percentage of original cost than loaded vehicles. That's certainly true for gen 2. Used 801a sells for more than you would expect. The (uneducated) buyer sticks his head inside, says "Leather, check" and that's it. 800a same same. Raptor, sort of affordable. Done. Loaded sells for more dollars, yes, but you get a smaller portion of each dollar spent back.
