Losing Faith

Last price i got for a Pro was $66k. Also got $63k. The Tremor, which is on order and should be in next month, is 3% under invoice. Lariat Ultimate package with several other options including LED headlights, adaptive cruise, heated rear seats and steering wheel will be just over $62k.

 

A member of this forum actually did this and it worked so its worth trying to save 10k.

 

Vroom offered me 67k for my pro yesterday . I just bought it Sept for 57k

 

I’m talking about Pros. This is a Pro thread correct? It doesn’t look like you have a Pro. I have had 6 Pros in 4 years and found 3-4 for other people so I know the market very well.

 

I’m trying to sell mine so I might have to look into that.

 

Unfortunately it’s good for a week, and if I do sell it’s to pickup an f150 I ordered which is set to arrive 11/27 so I’m sure it’ll change.

 

Looks to me like its a "Losing Faith" thread per the title-

 

Yep, Vroom offered me almost 54k in May for my 2019 with 36k miles. I ended up selling for a little more to a wholesaler and was without a vehicle for a little while.

 

In the TRD Pro section.

 

I couldn’t find a Lunar Rock so I ended up getting a Super White in June. Then I got a wild hair and traded that in for a Tesla. Got about 64k on trade. Then the dealer I bought the white one from told me they had a LR allocated and unspoken for and I figured I had put in too much effort searching not to see it through. But working from home most of the time and playing musical cars in the driveway, it just doesn’t really make sense.

I listed it on Auto Trader, but I totally forgot about Vroom until you mentioned it, so thanks!

 

"it just doesn’t really make sense."..ain't that the TRUTH!!

 

I was talking to DrZoidberg, not you. Please troll elsewhere.

 

Huh...You " don’t really make sense."

 

Like I said, I don’t believe you LMAO

 

Vroom and Carvana both offered me 62.3-62.4

 

Was thinking my offer was right at that mark from Carvana - 2021 with 400 miles.

At 63, I’ll pass - got 60 all in with amp running boards, Tech12Volts speaker upgrade and bed rug…yea, I could pull those things and resell..but I’d get back what 1500-2k? And I still got buy something else at some point.

At 68k it would be tempting to me - that extra 5k puts the average Pro owner at 10k above what they paid nearly for a 2021.

As I said - if I “wanted” a Tundra right now - I’d buy what’s available and “make it” a Pro.

I hesitated at this idea when suggested when I was shopping - buy an SR5 and make it a Pro - in the end it was probably a slight cost savings if I did - but I wouldn’t get 63k if I wanted to resell it either.

For 6500 - you can make most any SR5 or above 2021 a close copy of a Pro and in some ways “better” - but the resale won’t be the same. If your buying to resell - your entering the market at the wrong time. Time/patience and luck are what you need - not faith.

 

I don’t disagree. I put 6-7k in with tonneau, 20” wheels and tires, AMP steps, bed letters, bedliner, window tint… I’m probably in for about $65k. I might be better off taking some stuff off and selling separately. I already have another vehicle, so I’m good there.

 

Well I test drove mine today and did paperwork it will be picked up and registered Monday.

 

which part don't you believe? not sure why you'd think i'm lying but hey, you do you buddy!

 

The whole pricing thing. The 2020 used ones right now in the same package are high $60’s to low $70’s. Your either full or crap or you found the one super stupid dealer in the entire country… hence I dont believe you lol.

 

Post his sales sheet, itemized with all options, add-ons, etc....so we can compare it to same options as what Toyota is offering on the Tundra

 

Because you haven't proved what you claim

 

I bet just anyone walking in or even negotiating that same truck wouldn't be getting for the same low price of only 68k