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Anyone check to see what their new truck was worth...just out of curiosity?

I paid $63,475 for my 2021 truck and took delivery of it in May. It now has 12,000 miles on the Odometer and I was just curious how much depreciation I had seen so far. I like to stay ahead of depreciation and plugged the VIN + Options into Vroom.com and got $62,245.00. I don't have sales tax in NH but it was pricey first year registration, insurance, fuel costs, etc so I've obviously spent more than I paid but it was funny to see my 12,000 mile truck is only worth $1000 or so less than I paid for it off the lot.

Anyone else run their numbers?
wow that is good, I was curious too. got mine for $62800 and checked out carmax and was quoted $48000
 
Did a Vroom quote just now and it came back $42,869. I am the second owner and I have 36,250 miles on it and paid $42,204 after TT&L back in January of this year. The MSRP was $50,845. NADA shows average trade in value is $43,250.
 
I'm above water by $4-6k (depending on Vroom, Carnava, KBB) after two years and 20k miles, which is unheard of after no money down and financing
 
I bought my 2019 Big Horn last summer and paid $29k.
I got quotes from CarMax, Vroom, and Carvana.

CM = $35k
VR =$33k
CV =$31k

I'm looking to upgrade to a 3500 dually to pull a 5th wheel we're looking at getting. I don't think I could get anywhere near that by trading in, but I'm looking at offers!

I submitted my truck to all three again yesterday. All are up $1000 from last week.

I think I'm going to just submit a new request every Monday and the first time it goes down I'll sell to the highest bidder. Right now it seems that CM is the front runner.
 
I submitted my truck to all three again yesterday. All are up $1000 from last week.

I think I'm going to just submit a new request every Monday and the first time it goes down I'll sell to the highest bidder. Right now it seems that CM is the front runner.

That worked for me, my offers kept going up for a few months on my truck when I sold it last Spring, and the same with my partners car we sold this fall as I checked every couple weeks for a month or two.
 
Off to CarMax today to sell them the 1500. Going to hold on to the cash until a 3500 Dually becomes available.
Let's see how close to the $36k they offered they can get today.
 
Off to CarMax today to sell them the 1500. Going to hold on to the cash until a 3500 Dually becomes available.
Let's see how close to the $36k they offered they can get today.

Hope your experience is as good as ours, they looked the car over fairly well that we sold them (a lot better than autonation checked out my truck when I sold to them) and came right back at the online offer. Car even needed a tire pressure sensor replaced (obviously a very minor thing but I didn't tell them about it for the quote) and they didn't say anything about it at all. Autonation was pretty good, they dinged me for tires but otherwise were more than fair for what they gave me for it, and that truck did need some work.

Let us know how it goes.
 
Definitely appears to be a USA only thing. Here in Canada used prices are just a bit above normal as far as I can see. I'd lose at least $10,000 to $15,000 on my truck, and then have no discounts on a new truck to replace it.

Good thing I love my truck!
 
Definitely appears to be a USA only thing. Here in Canada used prices are just a bit above normal as far as I can see. I'd lose at least $10,000 to $15,000 on my truck, and then have no discounts on a new truck to replace it.

Good thing I love my truck!

It's definitely a little crazy down here. I had to do more leg work this time (as oppose to my usual 3-5 hour one way trip to trade in at the dealer I'm buying from), selling on my own to autonation and ordering from Mark Dodge 1500 miles away. However, I was very happy with the deal I got on my order and I was blown away with what I got for my 2017 that was beat up and I had put some hard miles on.

Glad you have a good truck to hold onto up there!
 
They didn't even drive it. Just came back with the $36k. $7k more than I paid last Summer

Crazy but I'll take it
 
It's definitely a little crazy down here. I had to do more leg work this time (as oppose to my usual 3-5 hour one way trip to trade in at the dealer I'm buying from), selling on my own to autonation and ordering from Mark Dodge 1500 miles away. However, I was very happy with the deal I got on my order and I was blown away with what I got for my 2017 that was beat up and I had put some hard miles on.

Glad you have a good truck to hold onto up there!
For sure crazy, i also traded a 17 base model back first week of march, at the time i felt i got a super great deal. Only to keep seeing priced go up and up on use ones.
probably would have gotten another 4-5k had i waited a few weeks.
But then also saw some dealers started to put some crazy marks ups
 
Just sold my Jeep Gladiator to https://www.givemethevin.com/ They gave me $53k for my2 year old and 32,000 mile Jeep. I paid $50,700 w/o tax and about $4k in mods, so a big win in my eyes. Super easy process and great people to work with.

One dealer offer $42k on trade and another $45k, so even with the tax break it was a $5k+ gain.
 
I did a similar thing when selling my Ford & Hyundai. I submitted every week for a few months until the price was something I felt comfortable with. The Ford Escape with 270K miles they started at $400 and I accepted $1750...they say it's now worth $2500 but I already accepted that May offer so oh well.
 

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