That's a awesome truck sell outright. And come out way ahead of 20 k. I'll give you 25 k right now for it. But it's worth way more. 😊

Ya...just no to that dealer.

My 01 7.3L Excursion is worth high teens, your truck is worth a LOT more than he is offering you. I was in the car biz for many years and as someone else said, they are sucker fishing. $35k is dead nuts lowest trade in value I would take but even that is low for that truck.

Keep looking, hell $40k on the street is a good deal for your truck IMO.

here #'s for you.
http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/invento...sModified=true

How many miles on that excursion? Guess my 00 with 134k just skyrocketed in value:coolcowboy:

Justin, if you want my guy's # just let me know. I am very happy with the deal I got.

215k on mine

here is a few examples in our area of what they are asking for and being in the biz for a while a lot of guys are getting these crazy ass prices.

$25k
http://tampa.craigslist.org/hdo/ctd/5300613113.html

$22k
http://tampa.craigslist.org/hdo/cto/5308571479.html

$25k
http://tampa.craigslist.org/psc/ctd/5291076828.html


filthy for $15k
http://tampa.craigslist.org/psc/cto/5307649632.html

Guess lift kits ad 10s of thousands. Mines bone stock limited.

Diesel trucks a few years old like yours are worth $ on the lots, the mileage does not affect them like the gassers. I have been thru this ordeal 3 times in the past 6 years. Last one I bought 2012 F350 6.7 King Ranch Crew Long Bed SRW, black and gold, 20" wheels, nav, etc. 90K miles and the dealer paid $35k trade in for it, sold it to me for $40K. That was the best deal I could find went from Ohio to Texas to buy it.
The GM diesels do very well on the used market. If your not having luck local maybe worth a call to the big diesel players in the U.S. like North Texas Truck Stop or Dallas Diesel. They wanted my 7.3 Excursion and offered good $ sight unseen but I already had a deal in Ohio.

When the dealers and public sales are getting close to those crazy asking prices you have to say...yes, that is what they are worth. Now area and location also play a large part as well.

While you can't see it cause my Sonic makes it look like a hotwheels....mine is lifted as well, wheels/tires, tune, Limited, and some other goodies.

Manheim transactions show 37500 and 37000 on two with 89k miles.

The mileage is killing the value and you can't roll back odometers anymore. My 2008 F-150 that I bought new only has 50,000 miles.