Hard time selling bronco?

[RoccoG]

Has anyone had a hard time selling their bronco? There are so many on the market but i remember a time when it was so hard to get your hands on one.

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[ultimateone]

I mean theres still 24's on lots everywhere so it's not as hot as it used to be

 

[TXBronco1313]

I think the Bronco still holds its value pretty well compared to other vehicles but yeah the supply finally met the demand so the value on used Broncos decreased

 

[tock13]

I remember the days when you could get way more than you paid if you sold your Bronco back To a dealer. That whole first few years was total madness. Those days are long gone. The Bronco is just another SUV losing value with every mile.

just for kicks I got quotes from Carmax and a couple big dealers in the area. Carmax had the best offer at $37k for my ‘24 Sas Big Bend With 8k miles… which didn’t surprise me at all. i spent a week in a 2025 Badlands and there was nothing about it that made me want to trade mine in. mine is a keeper in my book.

 

[ChrisB351]

The market is flooded right now. Supply and demand. I looked up mine on KBB couple weeks ago and its dropped a lot in the last 6mo.

 

[Bigmoose]

My biggest offer has been $37k as well for a 2023 badlands with sas and 16k miles. I was really hoping for at least $45k for a suv that was $62k 2 years ago

No way you’re getting that these days unless you sell to an uninformed buyer.

i got $45k for my maxed out badlands a year ago but it was also part of a deal for my raptor. Im sure on its own it was low 40s or less at the time. Alot has changed even from a year ago. High 30s sounds right.

 

[Oldhippie]

Well mine is trashed so worthless to anyone else but 2dr v6 Sasquatch is no longer available so this one is a keeper…

 

[jlockerwildtk]

Interest rates are still too high for most buyers, new or used. leasing is also now expensive. With an average loan rate of 7 percent even for good credit, it put most modern cars out of the hands of a lot of people.

We need to see interest rates drop to like 3 percent and then there will be a truck buying frenzy, even for used trucks. I saved up cash and bought my bronco outright. Over the next 3 years interest rates will drop and young people will be looking for a used in good shape bronco to have fun with.

And then the 7th gen Bronco will hit the market and everyone will want to go out and buy one. Love my 2024 Wildtrak. Great in the summer and the winter for driving and getting around.

 

[broncobase1]

Has anyone had a hard time selling their bronco? There are so many on the market but i remember a time when it was so hard to get your hands on one. I keep getting online offers from sites like carfax, carmax, carvana, etc for way lower than expected and what i paid for it. Let me know if you sold your and for how much with miles, year, trim, etc.

Its the same with most any other vehicle. Your expectations are probably unrealistic. I had Carvana give me a quote about 6 months ago out of curiosity, I was amazed, just a few thousand under the MSRP I paid 3 years ago. Having a Base model I paid only 36K works in my favor.

 

[JT58Bronc]

My 2022 2 Door Sas with 2.7 seems to have maintained excellent value. When I checked KBB value it was more than what I initially paid. Not bad after 3 years. It has very low miles though- 16K. And the 2 door can no longer be obtained with a V6 unless you get the Bill Stroppe edition. I still plan on hanging on to it.

 

[MNBigfoot]

While those high dollar Bronco's are taking a beating, those $30k Base Bronco's don't look like they've taken much of a hit.

 

[dingle87]

Yeah, my 2023 BD with the Grangetober pricing and Ford rebates/cash offers/credits is still worth more than I paid out the door both private party and trade in values per KBB.

I think this is going to come down to what deal you got when you initially purchased the Bronco. Did you buy when it was a hot vehicle? Did you wait out the reservation process and get Ford credits? So many factors that play into those first 3 years and what value a current Bronco owner has or doesn't have.

Good luck on the sale of your Bronco, if that's the route you go.

 

[userdude]

If you're worried about losing out on depreciation, sell it now and go get an old cheap car that's inexpensive to repair. You're unlikely to lose out on that over the long haul.

Cars are not appreciating assets. Try to get the best deal you can, try not to buy in a hot market for that vehicle, etc. Deferred gratification on a deal and a vehicle you actually enjoy owning for many years is the only way to get your moneys worth, IMO.

 

[dingle87]

I bought in may of 2023 for just the sticker price with a/x plan. With 5.4% interest after 3 years of payments im at just under $62k and now with 16k miles im getting quites for $33-37k which i think is outrageously low

Yeah, that's a tough pill to swallow right there. Sorry you're dealing with it to be honest. I bought the same month. Grangetober deal with $2000 under invoice pricing. Then I had 2 Ford credits applied. In the end, I got my BD for $10k under sticker. It was worth the chaos and 2 year wait at Granger for me.

I hope something shakes out for you.

 

[Felix808]

Just imagine the sting for those that paid ADM & want to sell

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