FS: My 24 Raptor will be available (for sale)soon!!

[Bt_okst]

My 2026 Ranger Raptor is being built this month, Jan. 21st. So my 2024 with under 20k miles will be available if anyone is interested, prefer not to trade it in. Lots of additions including ford tune. Oem ford thailand and austrailia badging and trim, custom katzkin seats, line-x bedliner and much more. It's never seen a dirt road, garage kept, and immaculate. Was just serviced out at local Ford dealership.

Message me if you have any questions, or might be interested. I'm located in OK. Can provide you more details, pics, etc if needed.

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[Dingus83]

Assume you’re needing to 4 wheel tow thus the trade?
What did they give you for it versus the new one relative to MSRP

 

[Bt_okst]

No. I just trade every two years tops and i like the avalanche gray color.. We haven't discussed trade- in other than it'd be 50k+.

 

[Switzguy]

It's crazy to think you can get 85% of the resale value out of these

 

[Bt_okst]

It's crazy to think you can get 85% of the resale value out of these

It's because they make so few. In regions that they are popular, they are not easy to obtain. My dealer only gets two or three a year.

 

[Arsenall11]

I read some where they built 460 in the 24 model year.

 

[Bt_okst]

I read some where they built 460 in the 24 model year.

That would not be surprising.

 

[Bt_okst]

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[av8r]

It's crazy to think you can get 85% of the resale value out of these

50K trade in, if you can get it, isn't 85% of MSRP. 50K trade is more like 47K real money (ACV). I'd love to see someone get that much, but I don't think it'll happen.

 

[Bt_okst]

50K trade in, if you can get it, isn't 85% of MSRP. 50K trade is more like 47K real money (ACV). I'd love to see someone get that much, but I don't think it'll happen.

I all ready am unless I sell it myself for more. Dealer is a friend and I all ready know the numbers. Buying new one at invoice and getting 50k for mine. Mine has thousands in adds that few have.

KBB wholesale is 51k.

Sorry you can't believe people have honest dealers that treat them fairly.

 

[ChronciallyChronic]

I all ready am unless I sell it myself for more. Dealer is a friend and I all ready know the numbers. Buying new one at invoice and getting 50k for mine. Mine has thousands in adds that few have.

Sorry you can't believe people have honest dealers that treat them fairly.

Don't assume your mods/customizations will carry value on the used market; customizations tend to reduce resale value.

 

[Bt_okst]

Don't assume your mods/customizations will carry value on the used market; customizations tend to reduce resale value.

They were factored into the 50k trade offer. They weren't lift kits, wheels, etc that carry no value forward.

 

[av8r]

I all ready am unless I sell it myself for more. Dealer is a friend and I all ready know the numbers. Buying new one at invoice and getting 50k for mine. Mine has thousands in adds that few have.

KBB wholesale is 51k.

Sorry you can't believe people have honest dealers that treat them fairly.

Well, I'd have to see it on a completed buyer's order to believe it. No offense, but accessories aren't worth much to a dealer and selling a truck at invoice (I'm assuming that invoice, but you're not getting AA or Holdback) while giving 50K ACV leaves them no room for profit. They're not in business to lose money and that deal leaves them very little to play with.

I too have friends that own dealerships (Ford, Toyota, Subaru, Chevrolet, BMW, Ram/Jeep) and they wouldn't take that deal. Good for you if true. Not good for them, though.

 

[Bt_okst]

Well, I'd have to see it on a completed buyer's order to believe it. No offense, but accessories aren't worth much to a dealer and selling a truck at invoice (I'm assuming that invoice, but you're not getting AA or Holdback) while giving 50K ACV leaves them no room for profit. They're not in business to lose money and that deal leaves them very little to play with.

I too have friends that own dealerships (Ford, Toyota, Subaru, Chevrolet, BMW, Ram/Jeep) and they wouldn't take that deal. Good for you if true. Not good for them, though.

We used to own the dealership and sold it to them. They've made me very fair deals since. Gets lots of referrals and other business from us so doesn't have to make much on this one deal. Besides im a rolling billboard for them. Drive lots of business their way.

 

[Bt_okst]

He doesn't try to make a lot on my trade-ins. Makes it on the financing on their sale, etc or the trade that comes in on them, as with them being in like new condition and unique, etc. he has no trouble selling them quickly.

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