Thoughts on Sell Price

[RN12]

Thinking strongly about selling my 2019 Laramie 1500. Black appearance package, leveled, and has every option outside of Rambox, Adaptive Cruise, and sunroof. 47k miles and in very good condition. I see trucks very similar to mine listed on Facebook marketplace listed around 50-55k. I know that’s right around where the dealerships would list it. Anyone have any input on if that is a realistic price to list at and receive interest? Thank you in advance!

 

[wallyuwl]

Too bad you aren't looking for a truck to buy instead of sell. If you had a few cases of baby formula, I bet you could trade straight up for a truck like yours.

 

[SKT Customs]

I was thinking if I was gonna sell my truck I’d want 50-55k also. I’m curious if that’s a reasonable price for my truck with 29k miles and all the mods it has

 

[PurpleRT]

Get a quote online from carmax, vroom, and you’ll get an idea. Keep in mind anyone can ask w/e amount they want… doesn’t mean they’re going to get it. Mods don’t also add value unless you find someone that’s willing to pay more for them. With gas prices increasing I wouldn’t be surprised if truck values start to go down.


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[Jackieee_Ram]

Crazy how prices are for used vehicles. I thought I did good when I sold my 19’ Laramie 1500 ORG for little over $44,000 exactly a year ago. Had 13,500 miles when sold and purchased it new for under $38,000 otd. Wished I purchased more and just resold them now

 

[SKT Customs]

Crazy how prices are for used vehicles. I thought I did good when I sold my 19’ Laramie 1500 ORG for little over $44,000 exactly a year ago. Had 13,500 miles when sold and purchased it new for under $38,000 otd. Wished I purchased more and just resold them now

You got a Laramie for 38k OTD?? Was it a quad cab v6 4x2 or something?

 

[TTFD753]

I picked mine up at a dealership in WV for $40K.
26,700 miles.
Comparable trucks like mine are going for $45-46K in IL/IN/MI/OH area.

 

[scottmoyer]

I just sold a 2017 Hyundai Sonata Sport with 87k miles for $15k. The MSRP in 2017 was $24,500. I was thinking the car would trade for about $10k in a normal market, being one step above base and with the miles it has, so I unloaded the car for what I believe is $5k over its real value. The market is crazy now, but if you need a car, don't sell.

 

[Jackieee_Ram]

You got a Laramie for 38k OTD?? Was it a quad cab v6 4x2 or something?

It was a Laramie crew cab 4x4 with org. Msrp was just over $50,000 for it back in 2019 and they advertise over $15,000 off

 

[SKT Customs]

It was a Laramie crew cab 4x4 with org. Msrp was just over $50,000 for it back in 2019 and they advertise over $15,000 off

Wow that’s really shocking. My 2019 bighorn MSRP was 53,500, discounted to 38k + taxes and fees, & usually bighorns have the biggest discounts. To get a Laramie for 39 OTD is one in a million.

 

[firemedic10584]

I had two dealers give me an offer on my truck (laughable offers) about a month ago. I've got a 2021 Built to serve edition. Crew cab, 12" screen, Ramboxes, LED package, spray liner, leveled, 33" ridge graps, ceramic coated, only 3600 miles on it. One dealer offered me 38k, another offered 44k.

 

[Jackieee_Ram]

I had two dealers give me an offer on my truck (laughable offers) about a month ago. I've got a 2021 Built to serve edition. Crew cab, 12" screen, Ramboxes, LED package, spray liner, leveled, 33" ridge graps, ceramic coated, only 3600 miles on it. One dealer offered me 38k, another offered 44k.

Try Carvana online. They gave me the best offer compared to kbb, carmax, and local dealer a year ago. Also gas prices might be affecting prices a bit on these type of vehicles

 

[Mirowpl]

Be careful with Carvana. They just laid off 2,500 employees. They are running out of money