Actual market value of the Bronco

[andyignite]

I am getting ready to take delivery of my Big Bend in a few weeks and I’m grateful to be locked into pricing with my dealer. I am keeping mine, not selling but I’m curious what the actual value of our Broncos are.

I’ve been seeing a lot of articles about cost of vehicles being really high right now. In fact my Ford dealer has no new F-150’s right now and said other vehicles are selling way over MSRP.

Any theories/thoughts on the actual value of your Bronco?

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[kodiakisland]

It’s worth whatever someone else is willing to pay. I’d guess 25% over MSRP. More if you find the right buyer. Insurance wise, it’s worth MSRP, minus depreciation.

 

[Rover72]

I think you could expect 10k - 20k over depending on how bad someone wants it.

 

[Rednek]

That's the value of mine if someone wants it

 

[Moya7]

I am getting ready to take delivery of my Big Bend in a few weeks and I’m grateful to be locked into pricing with my dealer. I am keeping mine, not selling but I’m curious what the actual value of our Broncos are.

I’ve been seeing a lot of articles about cost of vehicles being really high right now. In fact my Ford dealer has no new F-150’s right now and said other vehicles are selling way over MSRP.

Any theories/thoughts on the actual value of your Bronco?

So many people are worried about buying a first year of production vehicle, but none of that concerns me. It’s a no brainer for me, if I don’t like it I’ll pass it on to an enthusiast as long as it covers my costs. No way would I gouge someone if I resold it.

 

[Ricky_gibbs]

So I have seen very few out this way at dealerships, the biggest markup I saw was on a two big bend soft top which had a 50k markup so it was listed for almost 90k the only upgrade was the 2.7

 

[Brocked]

I’d like to see one come across an audition site like BaT, Cars and Bids, Mecum and such. That will set the initial market price. But everyone is correct here, 10-20 over MSRP will be about right. Can’t wait to see….

 

[Carolina Jim]

People scramble for the first order of Cinnabon just out of the oven...but the frenzy will soon diminish

 

[NayNay]

People scramble for the first order of Cinnabon just out of the oven...but the frenzy will soon diminish

We still scramble for that Cinnabon....

 

[bronco2drga]

I personally don't think they're going to ever really come down in value. When you compare them to other vehicles on the market it's a lot of vehicle for the money. I mean I still see used 2014 FJ cruisers selling for mid-thirties. Even the Jeep wranglers hold their money and I think this is a very comparable vehicle.

 

[Garemlin]

I personally don't think they're going to ever really come down in value. When you compare them to other vehicles on the market it's a lot of vehicle for the money. I mean I still see used 2014 FJ cruisers selling for mid-thirties. Even the Jeep wranglers hold their money and I think this is a very comparable vehicle.

Values will drop when they become readily available. Some dealers were selling Gladiators for $20k or more over MSRP at first. It obviously leveled out. FJ's aren't really a good argument as they don't make them anymore. And outside of the crazy market we are in right now Wranglers don't hold their value like they used to. I had a 2015 Sport S 2 door with hard top. Average trade in value was $26k and resale prices were around $29k. Several different dealers and and none would give over $22k trade in. Even the dealer I bought it from trading it in on another Wrangler.

 

[BlueBronco]

As of today the buyer says about $8500 above MSRP. The seller thinks more. We will see what tomorrow has to say.

 

[Compta38]

I think you could expect 10k - 20k over depending on how bad someone wants it.

I think this would only apply to sought after trims or options such as Sasquatch. Nobody is paying $60k for a base or BB with just mid and a 4 cylinder.

 

[MadMan4BamaNATL]

People scramble for the first order of Cinnabon just out of the oven...but the frenzy will soon diminish

I don't know Jim, The way people are so stir crazy right now, this Bronco hype will last for at least the next 5 years and likely much longer.

For any of you leasing, may start to plan now for the purchase because not sure a replacement will be readily available for another lease in 3 years; sounds crazy I know.

Think about it, this truck is one of the last for the petrol head wheeler who wants to go off road, but not in an electric. However, I think in 5 years, if an electric Bronco can get over 300 miles of range, even I'd consider a switch since driving an electric is actually fun.

Until then, Bronco will sell, be as rare, and have some mark ups like a bottle of Pappy!

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