Sorry to hear about you having to sell it. Did you keep your previous vehicle or did you sell/trade it?
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The market is the market, and I am not here to suggest the OP should sell for less than it is worth....but the OP is also holding an asset he/she cannot afford to keep, i.e. continue to make payments on. Thus, a "motivated" seller who needs to prioritize getting out of the situation vs. maximizing their return.You have an asset that has gone up in value, especially the hybrid that is extremely rare. You would not sell stock in a company at less than market value so do not let people make you feel guilty about selling your Mav for a nice profit.
Some people are telling you to sell to a wholesaler like Carvana. They just mark up what they pay you to the retail price. That means you are giving them a few thousand in your equity for free. Just like you would not give away equity in stock you own for free, don't do this with other assets you own like a vehicle.
With all the latest chip and supply chain delays and people getting their builds pushed out from Feb to May by Ford, that tells me the value of you truck just went up again. Look at what the resellers are charging for a similar Mav on line and price yours just below that. I bet you will sell it quickly to a private party.
Your best bet is Carvana. They will give you the best price. Now whether you will break even is determined if you paid a high ADM. If so, sorry.Hey guys, so here's the deal. My job couldn't have had a better timing to start cutting hours a month after i purchased the car. With that being said I won't be able to make monthly payments on the car since I'm making a little less money.
Maverick Hybrid XLT
Cyber orange
Xlt lux package
Moonroof
500 miles
36K price is firm
I'm sure you guys know all the specs at this point. Some of you might not agree on the pricing but I'm just trying to break even at this point. Very sad to create this post
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Wait! Are you saying that the OP is possibly one of the sales people at our dealer?A reminder to EVERYONE here that there are a lot of very bad people in this world. I am not saying OP is one but buyer beware. He is a new member with 7 posts. I would be VERY wary. DO NOT send any money online in any form. If you can do a local pickup, and you can verify (not just see) paperwork, then OK. I cannot tell you how many scams start with “I lost my job so I have to sell X”. Don’t get burned. I don’t care if OP is simply asking for a $100 good faith deposit or whatever. If he asks you for any money to be prepaid or paid online.... it is more than likely a scam.