saltwaters

I had some time to kill so I went to my local ford dealer. They had a used 2017 F150 Crewcab with a 207 eb and 61,000 miles. Priced (on sale of course) at $27,500. (was 32,000). Seems to be a high price for the mileage. What do you guys think?

Also, I looked a a few Broncos....the hardtop models. One had 1.5 cu engine. The other two had the 1.8 engine in it. These are small cars. All 4wd but definitely ladies grocery getters.

jm121189

Basically the same truck I have. Just bought out my lease for about $25k and Im right around 40k miles. I know the used truck market is hot but that seems pricey for that many miles on a basically base trim truck.

Striper4

Have to agree also!! I have a 2019 STX 2.7 FX4 Package, Side rails and full Tint and I paid approx 35k before taxes Brand New in June of 2019
If your set on buying that Truck I would definately knock him down several thousand or walk,,, The Truck market seems to be hot though,,,

Kr_1315

Those are Bronco “Sports”, not Broncos. Completely different vehicle.

Pipo6007

Here are a few new ones for 32K+.

https://www.brandonford.com/new-2021...year%2Csf_trim

Newtauk1

All pricy for 4x2

doyall

In 2018 I was looking for a 2-3 year old F-150 but wound up buying new because I could get one for only about $3,000 more as a result of all the incentives being offered. Wound up with a 5.0L Crew STX 2WD. Don't know what incentive packages available on new trucks today as a result of production decreases but they should be willing to move the 2020s out as the new 2021s are rolling off the line as we speak.

38P6

4X4s at that dealership sticker in the 50s. Please tell me where you can find one in the '30s. I don't need a new truck or a 4x4 but I'll sell my 16 4x2 tomorrow for 25 and go pick one up.

saltwaters

Thanks for the comments. I live in Ca (planning my escape). It seems that everything costs more here. The sticker price is $32K so the $27K price was the discounted price. I was surprised they didn't have any F150s on the lot. They had some F250 diesel trucks listing between $61k and $80K. I'd have to win the lotto to get one of those.

Yeah, I knew the bronco was the sport. I was just surprised it was as small as it was.

coores14

Back in May, I bought a 2017 STX with the 2.7L with just over 30,000 miles and it was less than your 27k price.
And I even purchased it online from Vroom (similar to Carvana). People always seem to say that Carvana/Vroom are more expensive, but I found their pricing to be very competitive.

saltwaters

How is the truck treating you?

coores14

it has been great. Zero issues so far.
I haven't towed with it yet, but the 2.7 ecoboost is a fun engine. It's remarkably quick and good on fuel. Can't imagine how fun the truck would be with the 3.5

MIKE F

I bought a 2017 supercab F 150 STX, with the 2.7L EB with a Sport pkg. new for $26,000. Love that engine -

JayE

That's not an outlandish price and the miles are pretty good for a 2-4 year old truck. There's always some negotiating room, so get the best price you can. Those are good trucks.