2018 Ford Raptor - Too Good To be True?

[bjhhappy]

Hi,

I am in the market looking for a Gen 2 Raptor and one of the listings seems pretty good. It's an official Ford dealership..

Fully loaded 2018 Raptor with 19,000 miles is for sale at $54,000. Clean title and no damage to the frame and body. Is this a price that is too good to be true? If anyone can help me to decide, please let me know.

Thanks!

 

[Simplejack]

Link? Pics?

 

[Oldfart]

Link? Pics?

He was so happy he got a BJ that he forgot!!

 

[bjhhappy]

Here you go.
https://www.fordofkendall.com/used-Kendall-2018-Ford-F+150-Raptor-1FTFW1RG6JFC86398

 

[Deleted member 17706]

Here you go.
https://www.fordofkendall.com/used-Kendall-2018-Ford-F+150-Raptor-1FTFW1RG6JFC86398

Um, did you not read the CarFax? It clearly states the vehicle sustained moderate damage...

 

[bjhhappy]

Didn't see the carfax report. Thanks for clarifying it.

 

[Simplejack]

Too good to be true then. See link below for real world prices.

https://www.fordraptorforum.com/threads/my-carmax-offer-9-25-20.79094/#post-1541393

 

[bjhhappy]

F150jack - Thanks for the link to the interesting thread. Since I am on the market looking for a Raptor, this is exactly what I needed!

 

[II Sevv]

Carfax isn’t everything; I hit 2 donkeys in my raptor and half of the body panels needed to be replaced, but the paint and bodywork looks exactly as it left the factory. However if airbags deployed, forget it

 

[JoeSC]

One major note: be VERY careful looking at trucks in Miami. I saw a ton that were too good to be true, and they were all wrecked in some fashion. And even if they're not, you have to actually get it out of Miami, and it'll probably get wrecked.