Gen 2 Raptors values starting to climb.

According to KBB (I know) my 18 is worth 5k less than I paid for it in Aug of 2017...Over 3 years and 45k miles for 5k...what a steal.

 

That is good. I'm becoming more scared now, as mine has 58k and I do huge numbers monthly on this vehicle.

 

my 2018 that got totaled w/ 34k miles ended up being worth $7630 MORE than I paid for it in February of 2018 lol!!! According to liberty mutual anyhow

so I didn’t cry too much when I got I Into a similarly optioned 2020 801a & paid $1000 under msrp....price included a folding tonneau

 

You would think they would find a way to cap the payout on the price you originally paid for it vs replacement/current value. Well that’s a win for you.

 

Had to pay MSRP. But they gave me an incredible trade in offer on my Yukon. Penciled out just fine thank you.

Interesting that most all the dealers I negotiated with seemed way more interested in selling for MSRP or above than screwing someone on trade in value. In the end I felt okay with the deal all things considered.

 

wasn’t my fault & I also wasn’t pushing any hospital bills etc

don’t matter what I paid for it (other than estimate of the sales tax) - what matters is what replacement value is, insurance company can’t penalize you for making a good deal or for finding a weak dealer lol!

I also bombarded them w/ comps & had every receipt for everything done to it

 

That’s great if you got back all you claimed you had into it as well. We pay alot for insurance over the years. Needs to be there, when we need it.

 

I am so tempted to feed my car addiction and sell my truck. The problem is, I still love my truck and am not ready to move on.

 

Glad I’m not the only one. The thought of getting a manual C7 Z06 is very tempting, but I’m not entirely sure that I would be happy in the long run if I got rid of the Raptor.

First world problem I know

 

I was watching 2020 Shelby GT500 videos this morning... the temptation is real