I think it is probably two reasons, mileage and location. It seems certain areas are paying more than others. For example we are on different sides of the country.
I agree to check all if someone is serious. I did and Vroom and KBB were about $5k less than Carvana on my old car. Area is important, so I can see why someone in Maine (egilbe) might be a little boxed in, so to speak.
Wow. On my car they were way less than carvana. But, yeah, it depends on location and what they have in stock, etc.
It depends on if you can find the new truck you want on the lot. They are getting few and far between as more of us buy. Stock is running low, and production has basically halted for various reasons. So, if you can find a replacement, then sure. But be sure you lock in your new buy before you sell.
Good luck. I am looking for a 2020-2021 Lariat 4x4 right now, not putting too much seriousness into the search. Just casual browsing.
Not this time. No Tremors inbound that aren't sold. They offered to order one for me, but 4-6 month wait. Mullinax has the truck and it looks like Carvana is the high bidder this time for the current truck.
I've been playing with it for a few weeks. My offer started around $31K, then jumped to $34K a couple of weeks later after I put in an option I had forgotten (Nav). Ran it again 2 days ago and it's now above $35K.
Happy with my investment would not want to change a thing on it. Besides we have seen the new Bronco in the wild & my wife thinks they are cute. Might have a chance with her car if I play my cards wright.
