Sold my jeep wrangler for more than I paid for it 5.5 years ago

Jeeps are shite mechanically and are trash driving on pavement. But good for you.

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I can probably get close to 60% of my 2013 4runner if I wanted to sell it, but its paid off and those things last forever. Id be sill to try and sell it right?

Just here to watch the haters hate.

This thread made used car ads pop up

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I fould a blithering idiot

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This car market is crazy. I bought my 2013 wrangler for 28,200 over 5 years ago. Sold it for 28,500 and made another 1,000 selling my hardtop.

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This inflated market is crazy.

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FIFY

As a guy that drove full size trucks/SUV's for the last 25 years (1997 Ford F-150, 2001 Chevy Tahoe, 2011 GMC Sierra Denali) I was hell bent on buying a new Ford Bronco but came to the realization that I would not get one for another two years. I wanted a truck / SUV that I could take the top off so that left me with a Jeep Wrangler JKU. I found a 2018 JKU Altitude edition with 55K miles for $35K. NADA and KBB had it listed at $42K and the original sticker price was $42K. Every other JK or JKU that I looked at was either priced at or above NADA or KBB and in many cases they were asking more used than original msrp for 2-3 year old vehicles. And according to CarFax this is a one owner vehicle and was serviced religiously by the original owner and no wrecks. I feel like I got a decent deal in todays market.

I sold my Wrangler and bought a Tacoma. Best decision I’ve ever made. That includes marry my wife.

Paid $52k for a 2018 Ram 2500 Limited. Now worth $65k

Might be the first time in history cars/trucks are appreciating in value.

Dudes posting their Ws TD edition