Sell or trade my Gen 2? Manheim anyone?

[Mike McCrate]

I was never clear if they are or are not transferable. I know you can end the agreement and get some of the up front cost back.

If it’s Ford Premium Care it should transfer. $75.00 fee

 

[Tabasco519]

Hmm, something I just thought about, I have the Ford 125k, 6 year warranty with rental. It's in the shop right now, lol, and I have a "free" rental/loaner truck. I assume it is transferrable. Might help on the resale side of things.

The plan is transferable, you just need to go with the person that you are transferring it to to a Ford dealer and they will help you. there is a transfer fee that may be up to $100 now.

 

[WTX]

That depends on which state you’re in.

True he’s in Texas was referring to Texas specific taxes.

 

[WTX]

Ehhhh I've been looking at gen1s and have been finding them in the 26-28 with about 150k miles

I have a feeling gen 1 prices with over 100k are about to tank. Poor fuel economy and a poor economy. Interest rates on used vehicles will kill the older/higher mileage second hand market.

 

[toolmanglenn]

I was never clear if they are or are not transferable. I know you can end the agreement and get some of the up front cost back.

They are transferable but it cost me $75 to do the transfer.

 

[Simplejack]

Not sure to answer your question but I always run my vehicles by a Carmax just to get a baseline if I think about selling. Thought they offered pretty close to what they can get them at auction but I could be wrong.

 

[Win Seeker]

“The Porsche 911 is the highest-ranked model for trouble-free ownership in the J.D. Power 2021 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS), released today. The Macan ranked as most dependable among Premium Compact SUVs, and overall the Porsche brand across model lines improved to second-place in the annual study.”

Also, I believe 70% of Porsches ever built are still on the road today.

The Raptor might as well be the 911 of the pickup truck world. It is the benchmark, it is what other trucks strive to be. It is in a class of its own. It does everything well, and it is a special car.

I know Porsche is a cut above the rest when it comes to germans, but JD Power awards can be bought, and don't mean squat. I fully agree that the Raptor is the 911 of the truck world though.

 

[Win Seeker]

Funny you should say that, by business partner owns a car lot. He knows what they sale for and what hit mileage takes.

On a normal 1/2 ton pick up miles are about $0.04 a mile. So a F150 with 100,000 miles, when average for age is 25,000 will take a hit of about $3000.

A Raptor on the other hand takes a hit of about $0.13 a mile,(on par with high end vehicles, like Porsche, 'vette, gt500) so the same mileage difference would be a hit of $9750

After shopping for about 5 months I can attest to those numbers being damn near spot on.

Again I know zero, until last week I had not purchased a vehicle for 7 years (wife's SHO) and for myself 21 years.

But my business partner (car lot owner) went over all this with me while I was searching for my Raptor.

It is because there is really nothing like it and it is desirable.

Chevy, ram, Ford, Toyota, nissian all make 1/2 ton pickups. But even with the TRX no one really makes anything like the Raptor

The fact that nothing like the Raptor exists is one of the largest reasons it'll hold its value regardless of mileage.. I can't speak for every market, but I can tell you that in the southwest Gen 1 and Gen 2 Raptors still pull a pretty penny on the used market even with 'high' miles.

 

[racebannon]

If you could have just left that statement out, I would have agreed with you.

The Raptor does not do "everything" well. In fact as far as "trucks" go it doesn't do anything "well". It only really accels at one thing and that is off roading

It doesn't, handle, brake, haul or tow as well as a standard F150.

But alas a Porsche is horrible at hauling sheets of plywood.

Fair assessment. I just meant that it does a good job of being an all around great multi purpose vehicle. It’s fast, it’s comfortable, has all the creature comforts and tech one could reasonably want, gobs of space in the cabin, looks great, etc. there’s unfortunately no one car that truly does everything 10/10… but the raptor gets close enough. Plus it’s a special car. At least in my opinion.

 

[WKUSMC]

I have a 2019 Porsche Targa. Not one issue and 8000 miles. My Gen 2 43000 miles zero and it is a 2020.

I traded my 2020 802 with msrp of 75 for 68700 43000 miles one owner.

Mine was really worth 64 I would guess. It was my daily driver. Had a score of 97 on car fax. Only bad thing is I had 100,000 miles free oil service and 100,000 mile warranty I didn’t pay for and it can’t be transferred. I paid 10000 over on the gen 3 but they were fair on the trade. I paid 69000 for my 2020 and msrp was 75575. So, got more and paid more.