What's up with Gen 2 prices recently?

[Idaho]

GiveMeTheVin has me at $70k for my “19 with 20,800 miles.

802a, beadlocks, tech, 2nd row heat, bedliner, and tailgate step. No sunroof or carbon fiber.

really tempted to take it and move into a diesel rebel for daily driving / hunting.

 

[DAVfoto]

I’m considering selling my 19 with less than 10k miles just because prices are so crazy right now. Even KBB puts private party at over 82k and that’s the medium price.

The worst part would be I’d be selling my Raptor...


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KBB values are way higher than selling prices. They have my 100k mile Cayenne GTS selling for over 30k and 8 years old, just not gonna happen.

 

[Steve_S]

KBB values are way higher than selling prices. They have my 100k mile Cayenne GTS selling for over 30k and 8 years old, just not gonna happen.

Every vehicle I’ve ever sold has been higher than what KBB’s middle has recommended. Judging from the two people that approached me last week about selling it, my friend and his wife that both unloaded their 17 Avalanche and 18 loaded Recaro for on a trade in with high mileage, I’m sure I could easily sell my pampered 802A Carbon and sunroof delete garage queen for a few pennies.


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[DAVfoto]

I'm sure you have but KBB is super inflated more so than anything I've ever seen. I'm looking at a truck nearby at a Porsche dealer, 61k KBB says 67-74. It's a friggin 18 with 32k miles. Some are in the KBB range but about 75-80% are lower or way lower than the lowest KBB number.

 

[Frank N]

I’m considering selling my 19 with less than 10k miles just because prices are so crazy right now. Even KBB puts private party at over 82k and that’s the medium price.

The worst part would be I’d be selling my Raptor...


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No the worst part comes after you sell the Raptor and are driving a non Raptor.

 

[Frank N]

Pricing is also significantly influenced by the region....heck, I bet so Cal dealers add ADM to used Raptors.

 

[Steve_S]

No the worst part comes after you sell the Raptor and are driving a non Raptor.

That’s pretty much my thought. I really like my Raptor, and if you know me, it’s rare I keep a vehicle for a lengthy period of time.

Since I’ve moved to Texas (building right now) I think the Raptor is the perfect vehicle. Quick for city situations and great for country driving and everything in between. It just reconfirmed why it’s such a wanted vehicle. It does it all well and I still think it’s the best looking truck ever made. I never get sick of looking at it.


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[Surfk38]

@lucabrasi - I don't know how far "up north" you are or what your feelings are about buying out of state but a 5 sec search yielded this for $45,900:

https://nolacarsale.com/listings/2018-ford-f-150-raptor/

Looks like a solid buy for the price/condition/mileage

Any word if this auto dealership is legit?

 

[jamanrr]

Any word if this auto dealership is legit?

I would run a car fax to make sure it hasn't been wrecked or flooded. Looks legit like a good price,

 

[turbo20lbs]

Was curious what people thought about prices these days, almost a year later from the last post.

Looking at a truly loaded '19 for just under 74k. Exact color and wheels I'd like, etc. There's literally no option not on it from what I can see. Has under 7500 miles and mint as can be. Sticker was 76k.