Selling the Power Wagon

[donivan]

Hey guys, it's been fun but time to say good bye to the PW. This truck is awesome and I get so many compliments but unfortunately looking to sell it. So took the truck to Carmax today...anyone want to guess what the offer was? Truck is a 2019 with 10.3K miles and an MSRP of $67,935. It also has upgraded tires/wheel and AMP power steps.

 

[Odin]

Probably in the neighborhood of 40k

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[mtnrider]

I'm guessing they offered you around ~$45k. That's about what the books put it at. The upgrades don't mean much of anything to most so can't count on that adding value, especially on trade.

And MSRP doesn't mean much because nobody pays that, at least I hope they don't.


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[Scotts26]

Tree Fiddy? Lol

I’m curious to know what they offered though. Seems to be a Sellers market at the moment for heavy duty trucks.

48,500 is my guess

 

[Graygoose]

$47k

 

[Gamedog]

Sucks man your truck is super clean.

My guess is $43K.

Trade your wheels and tires for my stock setup plus cash on top? Let me know I'll start the truck up and start heading south...

 

[56PW17]

52k, I have a standing bid for 42k for my 18 with 21k miles. Close to same sticker price

 

[Maligator]

I'm going to say they low-balled the hell out of you I'm saying 39 to 40k. for the record I ***** despise CarMax...lol

I took 2010 Evo X there was a year old with 6k on the clock i paid like $36k they offered me $21k[emoji1787]
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[BigLazer4u]

Hey guys, it's been fun but time to say good bye to the PW. This truck is awesome and I get so many compliments but unfortunately looking to sell it. So took the truck to Carmax today...anyone want to guess what the offer was? Truck is a 2019 with 10.3K miles and an MSRP of $67,935. It also has upgraded tires/wheel and AMP power steps.

reason for selling? I don’t see many people selling wagons.. would be interested to know why you are

 

[rule18]

No doubt they low-balled, it's basically the same as trading in to a dealer. They have to leave room to make a profit when they resell the vehicle. I'm gonna say $42k.

 

[Grand Mesa]

Supply and Demand.

Selling a late model Power Wagon in Houston where the customer's demand for a 4x4 is a miniscule 12% isn't going to get the same price as in Denver where its 72%. I wouldn't be surprised if you got a $5 to $10K higher offer from CarMax up in Colorado.

April 1, 2019.

https://www.autoremarketing.com/tre...es-cities-where-4wd-awd-vehicles-most-popular

Popularity of 4WD/AWD by state, as provided by CarMax:
Most popular:
1. Colorado: 72.64 percent of total state sales
2. New Hampshire: 63.58 percent of total state sales
3. Maine: 59.25 percent
4. Massachusetts: 55.19 percent
5. Connecticut: 53.86 percent

Least popular:
1. Florida: 12.73 percent
2. Arizona: 14.07 percent
3. Louisiana: 14.18 percent
4. Texas: 14.69 percent
5. Mississippi: 15.30 percent

Popularity of 4WD/AWD by city
Most popular
1. Denver 72.23 percent
2. Colorado Springs 68.10 percent
3. Manchester, N.H. 62.04 percent
4. Portland, Maine 58.17 percent
5. Boston 56.82 percent

Least popular:
1. Miami: 10.68 percent
2. Lafayette, La. 10.84 percent
3. Orlando, Fla. 12.04 percent
4. Tampa 12.28 percent
5. Ft. Myers, Fla. 12.33 percent
6. Houston 12.43 percent

 

[mtnrider]

^ I'm going to disagree with that analogy. "Popularity" is going to mean higher inventory and availability which in turn drives the prices down. I've purchased many trucks in my life and I got one of my best deals (my current truck) in Denver because there are so many to choose from.

4x4's are a dime a dozen in Denver.

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[Grand Mesa]

^ I'm going to disagree with that analogy. "Popularity" is going to mean higher inventory and availability which in turn drives the prices down. I've purchased many trucks in my life and I got one of my best deals (my current truck) in Denver because there are so many to choose from.

4x4's are a dime a dozen in Denver.

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The Power Wagons aren't though. I bought mine in Salt Lake City.

 

[mtnrider]

The Power Wagons aren't though. I bought mine in Salt Lake City.

Power Wagons are low volume trucks so not a lot of them anywhere. I bought my Power Wagon in Colorado (and traded it there at a big loss a year later)

Either way just trading it in for cash (not trading on a new purchase) is going to be a losing proposition either way.
Probably better of trying to sell it on your own though that has it's frustrations as well

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[stojanowski]

Ill go with 42k as well which I think someone has said already.

But curious as well since thats about the same as my truck... But I paid 52k, it was something like 14k off the sticker

 

[LeesEvoX]

I'm going to say they low-balled the hell out of you I'm saying 39 to 40k. for the record I ***** despise CarMax...lol

I took 2010 Evo X there was a year old with 6k on the clock i paid like $36k they offered me $21k[emoji1787]
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I agree with this. I took my 2013 Evo X to them just for ***** and grins.... offered me 14k.... fuckong thing was built to the teeth over 500WHP.

Carmax is just there to take advantage of people who might not have the best credit. And cant get decent financing at a REAL dealer.

OP - so why you selling the wagon?

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[TerrysWagon]

Imma gonna guess 44.5k. Hate that place. Low ball offered me on a 1998 Corvette I took in

 

[ScLeCo]

OP - so why you selling the wagon?

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Lot of former Evo X owners on here...
I had a 2010 X.

Edit: None of my business.

 

[LeesEvoX]

Lot of former Evo X owners on here...
I had a 2010 X.

I'm guessing the OP discovered financing for 96 months at 19% interest wasn't a good idea.
Now finding out that selling with large amounts of negative equity isn't a good idea either.. .

Oh dang. Who woulda thought? Lol.

Is the 96 months at 19% a joke or what!?!? Good god that's bad lol

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[B Mitty]

I’m going to say 40500$

But you should sell it yourself and hit 45k. Make an add it’s worth your time.