Truck market, New vs. Used

[Shovelrick]

I actually like the Gray one better but I think in severe weather the Red truck would be a lot easier to see

 

[Derek69SS]

White trucks rule.

I really don't like white, mostly because I keep my junk too long, and white looks terrible when the rust starts to show.

I actually like the Gray one better but I think in severe weather the Red truck would be a lot easier to see

My enclosed trailer is gray, so that would really look sharp when hooked up. The gray one is 5k cheaper and has pretty much the same features as my current truck so going "cheap" isn't a downgrade either...

 

[77cruiser]

Drove by this on the lot today. Crazy$$$

%YEAR% %MAKE% %MODEL% for sale in %CITY% - %VIN% - %DEALER_NAME%

This %YEAR% %MAKE% %MODEL% in %CITY%, %STATE% is available for a test drive today. Come to %DEALER_NAME% to drive or buy this %MAKE% %MODEL%: %VIN%.

www.eckmanifalls.com

 

[kmakar]

I can't see the value. Even if I was ready to piss money away, I still wouldn't spend it like that.

 

[77cruiser]

They had several 1/2 ton gassers that were well over 60K.

 

[Chevelle_Nut]

MSRP is the sale price. Unreal!

 

[kmakar]

First brand new car I bought was a '84 Ford Escort 4speed stick, and it was $5,500 out the door. Bet that same car would be $20k plus in these times. Stupid.

 

[77cruiser]

I have never bought a new car/truck, some low mile used though.

 

[kmakar]

I'll say up until 2017 (including Lisa's Escape) I've had at least 25 new vehicles ranging from cars to SUV's (full size), and trucks.

Longest I ever kept was Lisa's at 6 years (now). Most I only kept 1 to 2 years. Most I was able to write off as company expense so I didn't care. Never leased a car though.

 

[Derek69SS]

Ordered a Red LT today.
$62,235 MSRP