Carvana $28k . couldn't resist . have other vehicles as backup . truck sat a lot but was useful when needed . project completed around the house . moving on .
Thank you for replying.
Yea . I was considering a hitch for plateform on Camry but can rent a truck from home depot ( $20 ) close by or Uhaul if really needed . had a trailer from harbor freight before ( very useful also gone). Had enclosed 10x6 utility trailer until last year but sold . unfortunately not getting any younger (74 here) . Thanks for info .
My latest offer from Carvana came in around $28K as well. Mine sits a lot too with only 15K miles after 3 years. I just can’t part with it…yet!
Yea . mine would be 4 years old on 10/31/25 . important that it still had 5 year 60 k miles warranty on drive train for another year for value imo .
I sold my commuter car for similar reasons. Moved within bicycling distance to work. Had a truck and a car that literally sat all week long. I technically could've made do with the car, but opted to sell it and keep the truck for the extra utility. The gas mileage doesn't really matter since I don't drive much except on road trips.
Same reason why I sold my utility trailer. The U-hauls around me have enough inventory that they can do same-day rentals, so I decided it's not worth it to keep an open utility trailer around that I use maybe four times a year when I can rent an enclosed trailer for $20 a day.
Nice. Everyone finds their own path. For me, as I get older, it was the sports car that was always sitting around. For all of my adult life, since finishing college and getting a good paying job, I’ve always had an econo commuter, an awd utility vehicle for camping, off-roading and Home Depot runs and a sports car for weekend canyon drives and going out on the town. Got rid of my last sports car 4 years ago at age 51. It was seeing less than 1,000 miles a year. The Maverick still gets about 5k miles a year, mostly as a means to carry around my mountain bike. Gotta keep exercising to prevent obesity and heart attack.
Damn You drive a lot I don't have 3,000 miles on Mine Yet and got it on April 15!!
How are Your Tires looking and what brand are they?nah, my '22 with 30k miles on it (pure base 0 option xl) is value at 19K and I paid 23K - seek other outlets.
yeah hybrids command a bit more - my 22 xl 0 options w/ 30k miles here in Michigan I got a carmax offer of 20K and I paid 22K for it.
Mine (2022 XL base - only option was the ECO motor $435.00) will be three ÿears old, 10/31/25..
You've said yourself in previous posts that Mavericks are common in your area, perhaps that's why the used market is more suppressed in price. More used ones available and maybe some with even fewer miles out there nearby.
I've never owned a "powerful" vehicle (though I've driven plenty). You know, something that really pushes you into the seat when you whomp on the throttle. I've always gone with the logical choice, which is to get something barely adequate or slightly underpowered.
I only have 9780 miles on my 2023 Maverick XLT Hybrid over two years. That works out to just under 5000 miles a year.
