What should I ask?
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What should I ask?
I am looking to sell my 2004 F150 Lariat SCrew 4X2. I tried trading it in but the value the dealership wanted to give me was ridiculous. They offered 16700. I know dealerships don't like modded vehicels so I need some help.
It has airforce 1 intake, superchips tuner, true dual flowmaster, level kit, 33in pro comps, 17 in pro comp 6089 wheels, infinity 10 in sub, infinity kappa door speakers, infinity 4 channel amp, and fosgate punch amp for sub, Window tint, rhino liner, bed extender, still have stock 18 in wheels and tires, and 36600 miles.
What should be my asking price to sell it to an individual?
Any help is appreciated.
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It has airforce 1 intake, superchips tuner, true dual flowmaster, level kit, 33in pro comps, 17 in pro comp 6089 wheels, infinity 10 in sub, infinity kappa door speakers, infinity 4 channel amp, and fosgate punch amp for sub, Window tint, rhino liner, bed extender, still have stock 18 in wheels and tires, and 36600 miles.
What should be my asking price to sell it to an individual?
Any help is appreciated.
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Go to www.kbb.com and look it up. In my area you truck is worth a grand more than they offered you.
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Actually, I don't think the offer your dealer gave is all that bad considering he still has to re-sell it and make a profit. Your modifications add almost no value to the truck unless you can find the lone buyer out there who is looking for all those things. So you can pretty much forget about the modifications adding value to the truck.
All the rebates and incentives that have been given on these trucks the last couple of years have really done a number on re-sell values, and the relatively high cost of gasoline isn't helping any these days. You really have to buy these trucks with the idea that you're going to keep them until you have them paid off......
All the rebates and incentives that have been given on these trucks the last couple of years have really done a number on re-sell values, and the relatively high cost of gasoline isn't helping any these days. You really have to buy these trucks with the idea that you're going to keep them until you have them paid off......
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Originally Posted by ddellwo
Actually, I don't think the offer your dealer gave is all that bad considering he still has to re-sell it and make a profit. Your modifications add almost no value to the truck unless you can find the lone buyer out there who is looking for all those things. So you can pretty much forget about the modifications adding value to the truck.
All the rebates and incentives that have been given on these trucks the last couple of years have really done a number on re-sell values, and the relatively high cost of gasoline isn't helping any these days. You really have to buy these trucks with the idea that you're going to keep them until you have them paid off......
All the rebates and incentives that have been given on these trucks the last couple of years have really done a number on re-sell values, and the relatively high cost of gasoline isn't helping any these days. You really have to buy these trucks with the idea that you're going to keep them until you have them paid off......