Sold Ford F-250 or F-350 Super Duty 2017-2019

You may be better off buying new. I have seen trucks go through auction at full retail these days. Ford dealers have monthly objectives to meet to get manufacturer money.

 

Wish I could help you, I have almost exactly what you're looking for, but sort of holding off another year while I decide what I'm going to do next. 17 F250 King Ranch, two tone Ruby Red/Gray with Ultimate Package. 64k miles, so only the power train warranty left. Just in case I decide I'm willing to let it go, and assuming you might be interested, what kind of price range are you looking for?

Mine has been dealer maintained, get the leather conditioned at least once a year, waxed at least once a year, has the the pucks in the back for a fifthwhee/gooseneck, bed cover, new DEF tank (by dealer), and Michelin LTX's installed sometime towards the end of last year. You can PM me if you prefer.

 

Not specifically what your asking for, but I've got a 2019 power wagon fully loaded I'm thinking of selling.

 

We might be selling one of our 2020 7.3 gas lariats. It's not a 19. So might be too new.

 

I would also recommend looking into new one, as I believe pricing at this time can be quite competitive.

Just offering following points of reference:
1. While not looking to sell, according to NADA & KBB (+ see #2. below), my dd ‘16 F150 I bought new in 5/‘17 appears to have gone up several $K in resale value just in past 4-6 months.
2. Probably due to near-by presence of a huge Mannheim operation, my area is flooded with tons of small “dealer” facilities/shops, including 8-10 in the same business complex as my shop and in past 2-3 months, I’ve received several unsolicited requests to sell the aforementioned truck, including one cash offer for nearly $10K more than I have left in less than 2 years of (0%) payments.
3. A friend just bought a new F250 month ago with significantly lowered price and dealer gave him much bigger trade-in allowance for his ‘15 than I would’ve expected.

OTOH, things could be different in your location.

 

Robb, I just bought a 2017 Lariat out of California.

it does have 107K miles. It will be delivered to my lot next week.

 

Though not private, this dealer sells a ton of trucks in my area. It does check your options list:

https://www.lenzauto.com/vehicle-details/used-2019-ford-f-350-srw-super-duty-4x4-crew-cab-limited-minocqua-wi-id-37444099

 

I have a loaded 2020 F250 6.7 with the Tremor package that I've thought of selling. $81k msrp. Probably going to need $75k to let it go.
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I just ordered one in that color. Tremor pack and diesel. Pretty cool. Arrives next month

 

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Not mine, just found it online.

 

No, I like it, just go through cars

 

Yeah, it's pretty bad. I ordered a new Tacoma (specific options like a 6-speed manual and TRD Sport etc) from the local Toyota dealer here in mid-March when COVID shut a lot of stuff down so I was one of only a few customers. I put down a $500 deposit with price agreed on with only stipulation the Toyota monthly cash-back rebate could change by delivery date. Truck was subsequently delayed 2 months due to plant shut downs. Two weeks ago they said truck is built and on its way with NEW price that is $2,500 MORE expensive than agreed on and because "market prices are higher" (MSRP was same so wasn't corporate raising MSRP). I completely lost it. What is the point of a deposit? Toyota corporate didn't care...dealer didn't care. Never buying a Toyota ever. I hope all of the dealers pulling this crap go out of business during this recession, which has only begun.