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Aside from first edition, likely resale value after would be a 4 Door Badlands and after that 4 Door Outer Banks.
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I may be way off here, and I'm confident someone will tell me otherwise, but the most popular trim level seems to be the Badlands and Outer Banks across the board here meaning there'll be more on the market.
My thought is more on the market in the future would lead to lower resale values. Supply and demand. FE and Wildtrak is what I think. Just my $0.02
My thought is more on the market in the future would lead to lower resale values. Supply and demand. FE and Wildtrak is what I think. Just my $0.02
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I think it'll be whatever the rarest combination of trims is. For example with the current 3 series BMWs manual m sports hold their value the best. Which isn't saying much because bmws don't hold their value. Then again neither do Ford's, though these maybe the exception
Percentage-wise, I'd guess Base 2dr. Since it's marked artificially low compared to the other trims.
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Don’t throw any chairs, but found this on a JL Wrangler forum talking about resale values. This may give us an idea of what Bronco resale values may be?
Here is resale/residual % for all 4 trims based on a 2015 with 36,000 miles in good condition in NC:
The winner? The lowly base Sport 4 Door. And yes. You can actually sell it 3 years later for more than you paid for it.
So I ask you. Why would anyone buy anything other than a base Sport?
Here is resale/residual % for all 4 trims based on a 2015 with 36,000 miles in good condition in NC:
The winner? The lowly base Sport 4 Door. And yes. You can actually sell it 3 years later for more than you paid for it.
So I ask you. Why would anyone buy anything other than a base Sport?
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None. Because they aren't out yet.
Alright bring in the next dumb thread. Gosh I miss the forum pre reveal....
Alright bring in the next dumb thread. Gosh I miss the forum pre reveal....
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Late availability, will be legendary beacause Ford "listened". The actual number of peeps who petitioned for it wont hold out for one, and I may be one of them.
Late availability, will be legendary beacause Ford "listened". The actual number of peeps who petitioned for it wont hold out for one, and I may be one of them.
Those numbers can be very misleading in Jeep’s. Most people buy base models only to use as a base for a build. Once you ad the $8k in you have in lift, wheels, ties, bumpers and a new stereo, that sport suddenly didn’t hold its value very well.Don’t throw any chairs, but found this on a JL Wrangler forum talking about resale values. This may give us an idea of what Bronco resale values may be?
Here is resale/residual % for all 4 trims based on a 2015 with 36,000 miles in good condition in NC:
The winner? The lowly base Sport 4 Door. And yes. You can actually sell it 3 years later for more than you paid for it.
So I ask you. Why would anyone buy anything other than a base Sport?
Blackmansquatch plus mid package for me.
Washout interior plus the modular bumper, rock rails, skid plates...
...Essentially becomes a Badlands-lite (minus the electronic sway bar disconnect).
I'm thinking that trim combo will hold value very well, especially given the below-badlands price I'll pay for it (not to mention below invoice price I'll pay)
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