What sort of prices are people seeing for their used Broncos?

[Wannabe Techie]

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[Moosie]

Traded my 21 bd SAS with 17000 miles for more than sticker on new bd sas, cost less than 700 difference on x-plan. Ordered 3/27 and got it 6/19.

 

[Area51BS]

I think any combo of 4 door and soft top is going to be much lower than its original sticker used.

This is just a guess, but if you want close to original msrp it will definitely need sasquatch and a hard top, or be a two door.

Not so sure. And not here.

 

[Area51BS]

Another

 

[RubyRedGT]

What?! Mine’s still “for sale” for 1 million (Dollars or Jeeps)

 

[Phil B]

I had a total loss insurance claim on a 23 badlands, and got 13,000 more than I paid.

 

[Area51BS]

Markets catching up to reality. I always got a chuckle when folks were posting about this vehicle being an instant classic and expecting to make a ton of money on it. Orders at msrp are being filled and the days of huge mark ups should be over. In another year or so, the Bronco is just going to be another vehicle that depreciates and deals will be available. Folks that had to have one are now finding out it doesn’t match their needs and a lot will be hitting the market.

I agree

 

[PrepVet]

If you go to the shitty dealer I bought mine from:

 

[Notorespot]

Traded in my 21 WT with Lux over the weekend for $55k to get my 23 WT I ordered 1/2022

 

[2Jeeps&PatriotX1]

I traded in the wife’s ‘21 4dr BL, non-squatch, lux, tow, soft top w/ 22k miles for $48k in late June when I picked up her ‘23 4dr BL, sasquatch, lux, tow, hard top.

 

[WheresMyCar]

Here’s my trade in value for my 2023 Badlands, lux, 2.7, 4dr, SAS. I paid 58-59k in March I think.

 

[WheresMyCar]

I’m sure interest rates aren’t helping the market. My dealer has had over 20 Broncos on their lot now for many many weeks now, plus 3 used ones. I bought a new vehicle back in June and got lucky with 0.9%, not a Bronco, traded that off a year ago.

What state?

 

[WheresMyCar]

Staying high here.

Just because it’s listed high, doesn’t mean they are pulling those numbers

 

[soldier989]

KBB trade on my Base 2D 7MT. Paid cash MSRP in May, $36,200 (screw those insane interest rates!). It was a unicorn then, and may continue to be.

 

[Herewegoagain]

Markets catching up to reality. I always got a chuckle when folks were posting about this vehicle being an instant classic and expecting to make a ton of money on it. Orders at msrp are being filled and the days of huge mark ups should be over. In another year or so, the Bronco is just going to be another vehicle that depreciates and deals will be available. Folks that had to have one are now finding out it doesn’t match their needs and a lot will be hitting the market.

I just picked up my loaded Badlands at MSRP from my local Ford dealer. All the Broncos on the lot were marked up$5000 no matter what model. My sales guy said they can't keep up they flying off the shelf.

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