Probably true.
I’ve had SUVs since the 80s, Cherokees and a Range Rover.
My kids are grown, I don’t need a 4 door, and most Broncos are automatics. I’m probably a minor demographic with my demand for 2 door and a manual. Very rare.
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I’ve had SUVs since the 80s, Cherokees and a Range Rover.
My kids are grown, I don’t need a 4 door, and most Broncos are automatics. I’m probably a minor demographic with my demand for 2 door and a manual. Very rare.
Very fair price for that Bronco! GLWS!!
What are people using now a days to obtain used car values?
I am also trying to sell mine as I am looking to try out something different. KBB values the car with 6200 miles at an average of 48k trade in, but dealers wont budge over 42k. Seems KBB is really off. Private sales venture into the mid 50s. Comparing dealer used vehicles with similar miles and packages, they are selling around 52k. I feel like i am missing something aside from current overall market. Doesn't this get factored into KBB?
I am also trying to sell mine as I am looking to try out something different. KBB values the car with 6200 miles at an average of 48k trade in, but dealers wont budge over 42k. Seems KBB is really off. Private sales venture into the mid 50s. Comparing dealer used vehicles with similar miles and packages, they are selling around 52k. I feel like i am missing something aside from current overall market. Doesn't this get factored into KBB?
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Have you tried Carmax or Carvana?
When selling my previous car for the Bronco, Carmax offered the lowest and ended up selling it to Carvana. It was similar to KBB's estimate.
Yes tried both. Both come in at low end way outside of KBB range. I even just tried cars and bids and they came back to lower my reserve haha.
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ADM's are long gone, at least in our area. Local dealer has 12 new 2023/2024 Broncos (including two '23 Raptors) on the lot. All selling below MSRP. Discounts run anywhere from $1000 - $5000 (includes a $1000 finance discount). They all had $2k - $3k ADM's just 3 months ago.
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Bronco values are dropping, that is why I passed on my ordered 24 Wildtrak and just picked up a very low mileage Braptor. Thankfully my buddy is a GM at a dealership here in NC so I was able to see what MMR was on a lot vehicles versus what they were try to sell them for.
My local dealer in a very small town here in southern Illinois has 17 Broncos on the lot, and all are around $3900 off sticker. They have all models besides the Raptor. I bought my 23 Wildtrak there 3 weeks ago. They have a mix of outer banks, 2 and 4 door, badlands 2 doors, Wildtrak 2 and 4 doors, big bend 2 door..a ton of them.
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I don't know. I'd say that 60's Mustang was your first car with a WOW factor and probably still beats out the new Bronco in that arena. New Bronco beats out modern Mustang, but a 60's Mustang!? All I can say is WOW!
EDIT: '65 Mustang GT. Iconic.
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Small town is the key here. If you are in or even close to cities like LA, NYC or Miami (pretty much any major city) you are paying close to MSRP for a Jeep Wrangler. However, there is a Jeep dealer in rural Utah who sells for $5k under MSRP for lower end model Wranglers and $7k off on Rubicons. I have no idea how much shipping is, but if it is $1,500 it's still a great deal and this is where many people "in the know" buy Wranglers new. It's a rural volume delivery dealer across the country. Sounds like people on this forum considering buying new might want to look at ordering remote from your dealer and consider shipping.
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Just for grins, checked used value for my 2dr Badlands non-Sas 2.7. I'm at 27,650 miles or so. Leather, towing, high package are my options.
KBB (used 'Good' to be conservative): 38,800 trade, 45,200 private sale
CarMax (had to go in for them to estimate): 34,000 trade... LOL
Sticker when I bought in Aug 2023 was 59,270 w/ dest.
If you want to maintain any value, doesn't look like 2-dr is the way to go. Somewhat expected based on take rate vs 4-dr. Still a pisser.
KBB (used 'Good' to be conservative): 38,800 trade, 45,200 private sale
CarMax (had to go in for them to estimate): 34,000 trade... LOL
Sticker when I bought in Aug 2023 was 59,270 w/ dest.
If you want to maintain any value, doesn't look like 2-dr is the way to go. Somewhat expected based on take rate vs 4-dr. Still a pisser.
Reminds me of a great deal I got in Iowa.
Thankfully, I was able to avoid going upside down on my 2023 Bronco... And I have only seen 50% depreciation on my 2021 Bronco, which should be worth about $0 when the warranty expires in another 55k miles.
A lot depends on the individual dealer you have to check around. For example my 22 2 door badlands 2.3 man no options with 3700 miles at one dealer was offered 37k trade in at another dealer 45 minutes away was offered 47k trade in. In my area 2 doors sell quick and at a premium.
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