2022 Loaded Wildtrack Pricing

[TEAMSLO]

Id say earlier in the year it may have been acceptable to some. But at this point, the price should be well down into the 50's. Wildtrak does not have an option for SAS, it comes with it being a wildtrak. Now if it has the Hoss 3.0 it might be slightly better value but still should not be well into the 60k mark being used.

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[omi205]

$59,525, with all the price increases I don't know what to think about MSRP these days. Kbb fair market is $63,600 - $66,600. My struggle is if I can order one versus buying this one I can get 2 more years of warranty coverage. I am in no hurry, but the negative is how long it takes to get one versus bird in the hand.

Just get it new

 

[omi205]

People on her saying this should be in the 50s might be a bit confused. You get no benefit with this vehicle over going new. You could find a brand new one on the lot for similar pricing. The thing is the used market for broncos are still inflated with price. Its better to buy new with bronco, atleast right now. Simply because used prices are not going down enough to make second worth it.

 

[CrazyPete]

This is what i paid at the beginning of this last September...the build date was August.

 

[indio22]

Window sticker says nothing about HOSS. Just says mid and Sasquatch packages on window sticker. 35" tires, etc.

What sort of off-roading if any will you be doing? I wouldn't get too hung up on steering version unless it really matters for your particular usage.

 

[indio22]

Wildtrak HOSS 3.0 isn't just the steering. The whole suspension is beefier/improved

Which can matter little depending on vehicle usage. Will OP actually be operating his vehicle in a manner off-road where discussion of HOSS is even worth having?

 

[thompsdw]

Yea, I guess it comes down to how bad you want one right now. Dealer says orders are in excess of a year for high packages and there isn't much inventory (if any) in local citys out west.

 

[thompsdw]

Thanks everyone. I really appreciate all the advice.

 

[thompsdw]

I thought i would let you guys know where I ended up. Yesterday we bought a 2023 Wildtrack with the HOSS 3 suspension. It is more of a basic Wildtrack, but will meet our needs. It has 200 miles on it. So a wealthy dad bought it for his daughter brand new and she didn't like the size of vehicle. So, we purchased basically a new WT for KBB Trade-in LOW. They did OK on the trade-in value, but as usual not great. What they did give me was $2,000 more than I paid for it and by trading I saved $3,000 in taxes - so $47,000 for a base that I paid $42,000 for seems worth not having to sell, etc. Here is what is interesting, they are allowing me to remove all the aftermarket upgrades that I have installed. Said it's better for them to have a stock vehicle. Who knows!

 

[ramblinwreck]

I paid $55k or so for my loaded 2022 wildtrak. All options except hard top. I’ve had it for 18 months now and I’d love to sell it for $68k

 

[thompsdw]

This one has limited options but the sales price was $58k.

 

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[TheShark]

I thought i would let you guys know where I ended up. Yesterday we bought a 2023 Wildtrack with the HOSS 3 suspension. It is more of a basic Wildtrack, but will meet our needs. It has 200 miles on it. So a wealthy dad bought it for his daughter brand new and she didn't like the size of vehicle. So, we purchased basically a new WT for KBB Trade-in LOW. They did OK on the trade-in value, but as usual not great. What they did give me was $2,000 more than I paid for it and by trading I saved $3,000 in taxes - so $47,000 for a base that I paid $42,000 for seems worth not having to sell, etc. Here is what is interesting, they are allowing me to remove all the aftermarket upgrades that I have installed. Said it's better for them to have a stock vehicle. Who knows!

You are going love HOSS 3.0, one of the things I noticed on my '23 WT was how much better it handles and rides on the road then my '21 BL.

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