Potential Purchase - 2023 Wildtrak

[RBJRBJ]

IF …………….

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[BillyB]

Keep in mind that if a person bought it, defaulted on loan, and then the dealer bought it at auction, that's three “owners”.

From CarFax website...
https://www.carfax.com/vehicle/1FMEE2BP4RLA81055

 

[JL8jeff]

Looking around my area, I'm seeing 4 dr Wildtracks listed around $46-50K depending on miles.

 

[DALOLA]

Keep in mind that if a person bought it, defaulted on loan, and then the dealer bought it at auction, that's three “owners”.

I'm pretty sure CarFax only counts registrations as owners.

I would also steer clear of a used vehicle with three owners over 20K, unless I knew the owners/history personally.

 

[Reddout99]

From CarFax website...
https://www.carfax.com/vehicle/1FMEE2BP4RLA81055

Thanks, coincidentally, I was just looking at this one this morning!
1 owner, less miles and a year newer too. Not sure why I didn't see it in my previous searches.
Only a couple hours away from me. I'm going to get in contact with them tomorrow.

 

[wildtrak whitey]

Can't speak to this particular vehicle, but I have a 23 wildtrak I bought used (13k miles) and love it. Even if this specific vehicle doesn't work out, wildtraks with the hoss 3.0 are great

 

[Reddout99]

... I would also steer clear of a used vehicle with three owners over 20K, unless I knew the owners/history personally.

I would agree with that. Just seems weird to me as well.

 

[indio22]

Have used Bronco prices gone up? That's about what I paid for my wife's CPO '23 Wildtrak over a year ago. Had similar miles. That seems too expensive, to me.

Per my friend Chat GPT:

Anything mid-$40s or higher is still benefiting from:

- Artificial scarcity hangover
- Dealer price anchoring
- Owner “I know what I have” psychology

| Condition | Fair Value
| Clean, stock, 25k miles | **$36k – $39k** |
| Excellent / low miles | **$39k – $41k** |
| Heavily optioned | **$40k – $42k max** |
| Anything above | **Market distortion premium** |

 

[Reddout99]

Looking around my area, I'm seeing 4 dr Wildtracks listed around $46-50K depending on miles.

That's where they are priced at since I started looking a couple weeks ago.

 

[Vinguy]

Like wildtrak whitey, I can't speak for that specific vehicle, but I have a 2023 Wildtrak with similar mileage on it and have thoroughly enjoyed it. The offroad capabilities for me as an offroad novice are staggering, it's a good daily driver, and has made several trips in the 200-800 mile range.

Mine was a dealer demo with 6k on it and it had been on the lot for months, which put it in my price range. After a lot of due diligence, including driving a generous friend's Wildtrak for a week, I closed the deal and had it shipped from WI to NC. No issues other than some early MIC top creaks and the rear camera recall.

Peace,
Vince

 

[Reddout99]

I texted the dealership in Texas and told him I was no longer interested in their 2023.
The one closer to home seems like an even better option for me.

 

[Reddout99]

Can't speak to this particular vehicle, but I have a 23 wildtrak I bought used (13k miles) and love it. Even if this specific vehicle doesn't work out, wildtraks with the hoss 3.0 are great

I see that that the HOSS 3.0 is part of the Equipment Pkg 354A (High/Lux)

 

[MNBigfoot]

I see that that the HOSS 3.0 is part of the Equipment Pkg 354A (High/Lux)

No it has nothing to do with any package (a 2023 Badlands with the High/Lux package wouldn't have HOSS 3.0) It was the upgraded rack, and Fox shocks (At one time exclusive to the WT), in my24 every Sas Bronco as well as non-Sas Badlands got the rack.

 

[wildtrak whitey]

I can't remember the year range, but I know for '23 the HOSS was part of the wildtrak trim. Early wildtraks didn't have it.

 

[MNBigfoot]

I can't remember the year range, but I know for '23 the HOSS was part of the wildtrak trim. Early wildtraks didn't have it.

It was an option for MY22.5 on the WT, and became standard for MY 23.

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