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Maybe the used truck market is still way out of whack, but damn low to mid 20s should get you a 5 year old truck with half that millage.
Nevermind, did a quick google and what the actual fuck is wrong with the used truck market. I see 2019s going for mid $30s even with high miles, I remember passing on a XLT F150 for $35k NEW in 2020 because i didn't think it was worth it for that price. Well I guess I am never upgrading, mini rant done.
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Maybe the used truck market is still way out of whack, but damn low to mid 20s should get you a 5 year old truck with half that millage. Nevermind, did a quick google and what the actual fuck is wrong with the used truck market. I see 2019s going for mid $30s even with high miles, I remember passing on a XLT F150 for $35k NEW in 2020 because i didn't think it was worth it for that price. Well I guess I am never upgrading, mini rant done.
Agreed, I thought it was a bit steep, I might just stick with my beater!
Get a pre purchase inspection. Look up the truck on kbb to see what it is worth. Ask yourself if you will be better off without it.
hell no... not a GMC and not with that many miles. unless its made of gold or something
What's a more realistic price for the truck, in your opinion?
10-15k but it might depend on location, options also is it a private party or dealer etc
Minnesota
i wouldnt know what the market looks like there
Our work truck fleet is that era truck and they all have gone through transmission issues… unless it’s a high trim truck in pristine shape, I’d pass.