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Oddly, Carvana did not even want to give me MSRP for my Lariat Ecoboost
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crazy, isn't it. I had a 3+ year old 2019 chevy spark and CarMax paid me 16.7k for it. Mav's are on top of the market right now. So, if you don't absolutely love your Mav go for it. That crazy pricing won't last forever and you can put the money down on a 2023. Don't forget though, you will have to file the profit as capital gains for the year. This usually means you pay about whatever tax rate your currently pay for your taxes on the profit.I just decided to see what Carvana would offer for my truck.
I have the Hybrid XL
360
Ford Roll Up Tonneau Cover
Added Ford Bronco Wheels,
Mud Flaps
Rubber Bed Liner
Tailgate Assist
Extended 8 year 100,000 miles Warranty
With the add ons and extended warranty, I probably would break even.
There is no way I will be selling my truck. I was just curious. This is one great truck for the value. It runs well, gets great mileage, comfortable, the style is great, and fits my needs.
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That actually sounds high. But then again, if it has taxes already on it, maybe thats it. In MO we pay our taxes later directly to the state.Ford sent me an email showing my truck was in the system June 23. Dealer has been useless since. Last I heard from him was several months ago when he said chances are I would get bumped to MY 2023. It is a fairly well loaded Lariat hybrid in Cactus Grey that we agreed on $35,000 out the door, including tax, fees, etc. This is under MSRP. When I was told I probably would not receive the truck for MY2022, I bought my second Ridgeline and could not be happier.
The dealer wants me to walk so he can sell it off the lot for a lot more but if the market is still strong for this truck when I get it, if I ever do, I will flip it. If the market is not strong, I will walk. There is a lot of things to put a damper on this such as dealer not honoring our deal when the truck arrives but since I don't want it anyway, I will just walk away (there was no deposit). But if they do honor it I will walk in, hand them a check for the full amount and put the truck in my garage. I will try to sell it with less than 100 miles on it for around $40,000, maybe more. It will have less than 100 miles on it so someone will still get a good deal, if the market is then as it is now. Ford said I am scheduled for a June 13 build and gave me a VIN. So, if this all happens I am in a no lose situation since I don't want the truck anyway and I am sure I can sell it easy peasy for a little profit.
I’m paying a little over 21K for the same vehicle? Did you really get jacked for the extended warranty??I just decided to see what Carvana would offer for my truck.
I have the Hybrid XL
360
Ford Roll Up Tonneau Cover
Added Ford Bronco Wheels,
Mud Flaps
Rubber Bed Liner
Tailgate Assist
Extended 8 year 100,000 miles Warranty
With the add ons and extended warranty, I probably would break even.
There is no way I will be selling my truck. I was just curious. This is one great truck for the value. It runs well, gets great mileage, comfortable, the style is great, and fits my needs.
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I’m paying a little over 21K for the same vehicle? Did you really get jacked for the extended warranty??
The offer will absolutely update even daily. As I was getting closer to selling my wife's 2018 fiat 500 Carvana's offer went up almost $2k over a 2 week period, even when I was within the last offer's window.I wonder if you put the same offer in another day,would the price change? I think not. They have the price quoted to you in their system.
Yes - it seems that without having auction/sales history, they are simply offering basically the same amount regardless of trim/options. My offers have been below what I paid for my decked out XLT. Current offer is laughingly $28K.Oddly, Carvana did not even want to give me MSRP for my Lariat Ecoboost
I just decided to see what Carvana would offer for my truck.
I have the Hybrid XL
360
Ford Roll Up Tonneau Cover
Added Ford Bronco Wheels,
Mud Flaps
Rubber Bed Liner
Tailgate Assist
Extended 8 year 100,000 miles Warranty
With the add ons and extended warranty, I probably would break even.
There is no way I will be selling my truck. I was just curious. This is one great truck for the value. It runs well, gets great mileage, comfortable, the style is great, and fits my needs.
A BASE Maverick XL Hybrid costs $21,490 so with you adding on the same options as the OP:I’m paying a little over 21K for the same vehicle? Did you really get jacked for the extended warranty??