Hello,

Been a while since ive been on here, wife sold her 2012 F150 FX4, Currently in a 2015 Ford Expedition EL, she is wanting to go back to a F150, we found a 2016 Roush F150 non SC, it has 8300 miles on it, trying to see if the price he has on it is a good/ok price?

it has a few extras, air bags, light bars, power amp steps, roll up bed cover. I have searched the internet and can't find much info on the non supercharged versions of these, seem to be a rare bird of sorts? it started out life as a lariat, and has all the bells and whistles, then the 11k Roush package on top of it, but NADA isn't much help for the Roush stuff, is there a standard way you figure it? or how do I find that out?

Thanks,
Mike

 

Price it out as a Lariat, go from there.

 

Ok, i did that, priced it as a top of the line lariat, came to approx 45k + roush pckage. hes asking 52k, which is probably fair, original price was 71k

 

Didn't think it would be this much of a pain, I usually use state farm bank, they dont lend on roush/shelby etc type vehicles. My bank said its worth 34k according to vin. So we will see what happens, have to see if the guy will get it appraised, and go from there.

 

Bank finally figured it out. And apparently there is a "Black Book" for pricing? At least that's what they said

 

The "black book" is the NADA wholesale book.

https://www.nadaguides.com/Blackbook-Values

 

Thanks for all the help, Got y usual bank to figure their end out, Flew down to anchorage wednesday, and drove it home same day now it has about 8800 miles on it

 

thought id pass this on, roush has a valuation tool on their website, where you put your vin in select a few other things and it gives you the blackbook value