I paid 32k with price protection and they gave me 33k trade which saved me $2600 on taxes as well.So, for a 2 year old vehicle, they only gave you $1000 under what you paid for it?Just to be clear, is that what you are saying?
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Low value on used Bronco
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In my situation, I bought the Wildtrak at the end of '21, one of the first ones off the line, and the best color possible ever. I paid $56k for it, then added about 10k in PPF and other accessories that aren't removable. It was tough but I had enough saved that I could do it and have a reasonable payment. Even bought the extended warranty, I was going to keep it for life!
After the accident I was paid out $40k by insurance, no more no less.
Almost exactly two years later when I bought the next Wildtrak, the only upgrade was the leather seats and it came out to $10k+ more.
I know we all know that the prices on these have quickly risen but this is actual evidence right here.
After the accident I was paid out $40k by insurance, no more no less.
Almost exactly two years later when I bought the next Wildtrak, the only upgrade was the leather seats and it came out to $10k+ more.
I know we all know that the prices on these have quickly risen but this is actual evidence right here.
When I traded my early 2023 Bronco with 5k miles in on my new F-150 in November 2023, I ended up getting $9k more than I paid for it on the trade-in. So with $0 down, I financed $37k @ 1.9% for my 2023 (MSRP was something north of $50k), multiple perfect storms in series.So, for a 2 year old vehicle, they only gave you $1000 under what you paid for it?
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