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.

:patontheback:

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Now you get to buy a new vehicle for $20k more than what you got for the Jeep

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Lol yep

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All of you jeep haters don't realize that a wrangler is the best vehicle to buy.

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d be sill to try and sell it right?

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If you’re willing to drive a Toyota Sentra, no. If you want a truck or suv, you’re going to pay out the arse for it

OP how many miles?

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Now you get to buy a new vehicle for $20k more than what you got for the Jeep

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Yeah, close to it.

Ordered myself gecho green. Was available for only a few months to order. Not available for 2022. It will probably sell for alot when I sell it due to low number produced because of covid and computer chips

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Toyota Sentra

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Is that something new??

Pssst, nissan

I bought an '03 Lexus LX470 4 years ago on a really good deal. It has appreciated around 30% since then (based on what they are selling for in my area).

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.