Gen 2 value raising or falling?

[ShawnJ]

Since the Gen3 release and 3.5 staying around...will the Gen2 increase in value or decrease?

 

[WTX]

Decrease IMO. What’s unique about it? Gen 1 is the flagship, you can see how the low mileage trucks hold their value well. Gen 2 will now just be out dated raptor.

 

[NASSTY]

Since the Gen3 release and 3.5 staying around...will the Gen2 increase in value or decrease?

Should stay about the same. Just like gen1's, the prices aren't increasing or decreasing.

 

[Cthulhu]

For me, the value of late model SCABs just went up since Ford discontinued them with the Gen3. That said, a truck is a depreciating appliance. I intend to drive my SCAB till the wheels fall off and then buy a new one or put the wheels back on and drive thm off again.

 

[ShawnJ]

For me, the value of late model SCABs just went up since Ford discontinued them with the Gen3. That said, a truck is a depreciating appliance. I intend to drive my SCAB till the wheels fall off and then buy a new one or put the wheels back on and drive thm off again.

seeing them on cars.com go for a some money. Crazy!

 

[Wrexalot]

Carmax is selling an 801 2019 with 5k miles for over 70k.. The limited availability of gen 3s and crazy ADMs will keep gen 2s high for the foreseeable future.

 

[GordoJay]

I drive mine because I want to, with no illusions that it will go up in value. Now, given what's going on at the Treasury, the number of dollars you can trade your used truck for may be higher than the number of dollars you paid, but the value, the number of barrels of oil or bushels of wheat or acres of land that you can trade it for will go down. It's a depreciating asset because it's value goes down over time as you use it up. So there is only one correct answer on your list. Anyone who think differently needs to go read about basic economics. If you added "I don't give a rip", that might be counted as correct. I hope so, because that's my answer.

 

[FarmersFight]

Would be logical to assume that Gen 2s will depreciate, like all used vehicles, but not at nearly the same rate as a regular F150– even a nice King Ranch one. With the predictability high price of the 2021s, I think the older ones will maintain higher prices— especially the pavement princess ones.

 

[Sheeepdog18]

I. remembered when I treaded in my 2016 Tacoma TRD sport for my 2017 Raptor, I have to pay over sticker ( in Cali, that's the norm) but I got more then what I paid for on my Tacoma on a trade in. I made $4k on the Tacoma. So in reality I paid less for the stupid dealer mark up. That's the only time I made money on a use vehicle.