If I remember correctly a four-wheel-drive was about $5000 more when I bought my truck.I checked it out for fun.
They offered me 29,600 for an 2019 XLT 2x4 with 4,700 miles with all the options checked that applied.
But the OP has an 19' XL 4x4 with 30,000 miles and gets offered $2,600 less?
lol I would have expected far more based on other stories I've heard for my truck.
The issues that you read on here represent a very small percentage of Ranger owners. I really love my truck!Oh man!!! I wish I didn’t see this thread. Now I am second guessing myself about getting something else or put up with the risk of future issues such as fuel dilution, driveshaft clunk, etc. May be the best way is to wait until near the end of the 3 yr/36000 mi warranty and see if I still like this truck.
I bought my 2018 F-150 XLT Supercrew 4x4 FX4 with 24,000 miles last May from a dealer for $29,950. I drive it for 11 months and put 16,000 miles on it and never put any money into it except gas and oil changes. I just sold it to Vroom two weeks ago for $38,400. So I made $8,450 on it for driving it for a year and putting 16,000 miles on it.But then you're defeating the whole purpose of wanting/buying a mid size truck. I drove F150's my whole life but have no need for one now. Plus they're so big now and they won't fit in most garages. The Ranger is the perfect size (for now) and hopefully it doesn't become an F150 anytime soon.
That is insane!I bought my 2018 F-150 XLT Supercrew 4x4 FX4 with 24,000 miles last May from a dealer for $29,950. I drive it for 11 months and put 16,000 miles on it and never put any money into it except gas and oil changes. I just sold it to Vroom two weeks ago for $38,400. So I made $8,450 on it for driving it for a year and putting 16,000 miles on it.
I tried trading it in before I sold it to Vroom because of the tax savings I would have gotten here in Texas but I tried three different dealers and none of them would go over $30,000 trade for some reason. It made it an easy decision to sell to Vroom.
I just bought a 2021 Lariat Tremor to replace it. I couldnt pass up the opportunity to make that much money on my F-150 and I dont actually need a full size truck.