2022 Mojave Trade in Value

[MountainDave]

We ordered a white 2022 Mojave 6 speed and picked it up back in March. We've put 2k miles on it in 6 Months and are considering trading it in. But not sure how the trade in market is and figured the knowledgeable jeepers would know more then I. Or looking to sell outright. Total package was around 61k. 1C6JJTEG5NL111858

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[kevman65]

Go to nada.com and plug in all the info, it'll give you an idea.

Location has a LOT to do with value. Different markets, different money.

 

[same_O_G]

I sold my Tacoma with 7k miles to a company called Texas Auto Value for $6k over new MSRP.

I honestly thought it was a scam at first.. seemed too good to be true but apparently the used car market is just stupid right now.

Might be worth checking with them. They gave me the best price by far and the process was smooth.

 

[Akgladiator]

Every week people come in here expecting the forum to be the crystal ball for their used car values... Very amusing

 

[texanjeeper]

$61,000 is a whole lot of buyers remorse. Would you mind saying why you're not happy with it?

 

[Uparms]

1) Why did you buy it?
2) Why the rush to get out of it?
3) move fast, the used car markets about to turn around from the high paydays of the last year or two.

 

[jeep4x4bp]

I’ve always found that kbb good condition trade is pretty normal for what a dealer will give you. However it is regional so sometimes you have to try different dealers to get more. The car market is in the process of a correction from what I’m reading though so I would expect with all the car repossessions occurring right now car prices are about to drop. Just my opinion though

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Go to nada.com and plug in all the info, it'll give you an idea.

Location has a LOT to do with value. Different markets, different money.

yessir. Location, Location, Location.............
Trade-in value will vary with the dealer, too.
I found a big difference just between dealers around me here.
And the internet "buyers" were all over the place on their offers as well - a range of about $6,000

 

[kevman65]

Low end Nada on mine is about $1500 less than I paid new.

Yup, stupid world right now.

 

[NachoRuby]

Mine's worth more than I paid, so I considered buying a new one but my color is gone and the new ones cost way more than I paid too. So I'd lose out.

 

[MountainDave]

Go to nada.com and plug in all the info, it'll give you an idea.

Location has a LOT to do with value. Different markets, different money.

They came in around 59k. Not bad. We just have to change some things up and other opportunities have arised and could use the $ back basically. But thanks for reply.

 

[MountainDave]

Every week people come in here expecting the forum to be the crystal ball for their used car values... Very amusing

Lol it truly is, but I'm not up to snuff on the jeep market. Search didn't populate a whole lot. This market is still weird but so far had some decent replies. Location is big thing I'm seeing now.

 

[NachoRuby]

They came in around 59k. Not bad. We just have to change some things up and other opportunities have arised and could use the $ back basically. But thanks for reply.

At 2000 miles, I'm not sure if you modded anything. But I gotta ask, will there be a part-out?

 

[kevman65]

OP, don't drag your feet. The market can collapse in a blink of an eye.

If you need out, get out fast.

 

[MountainDave]

At 2000 miles, I'm not sure if you modded anything. But I gotta ask, will there be a part-out?

HAHA no sorry, not at this time. Im sure piece by piece I'd make more back as all part outs do.

$61,000 is a whole lot of buyers remorse. Would you mind saying why you're not happy with it?

Not at all, but you are correct, this is the perfect example of buyers remorse. However, we test rode them and the Broncos (Barf) We looked at the gladiators since they came out and eyed them the last two years. BUT, this is mainly my Wife's Vehicle. It's her go to for small trips, docs visit, grocery runs and your typical everyday vehicle and beach trips. I have a company vehicle and my personal is a 1986 Crew cab dually squarebody and a 56 Belair, and a 68 charger, and another 86 Squarebody 2wd street truck. So you see we favor our old stuff and this new Jeep although Nice, after owning for 6 months and driving a fun 2k miles. We just don't think it suits us respectivily. So we are now looking for a nice 70-76 k5 blazer to replace as her daily. I do HVAC for a living with machine shop back ground so LS swap, trans, modern Ac come easy for me. We put over 30k down. Sorry it's a little winded but I like fully explaining my intentions. So it's nice, it's just not us.

1) Why did you buy it?
2) Why the rush to get out of it?
3) move fast, the used car markets about to turn around from the high paydays of the last year or two.

Yup I belive you are correct. I kinda answered this is the reply above. But we looked at them for a while. And it's just not us and we are looking to purchase another truck. If we had a say a old CJ7 I probably wouldn't be writing this as that would suit us better.
But the rush is your 3rd question. I knew I'd get answers here fast whom watch the market more so then I with the jeeps/New vehicles.

At 2000 miles, I'm not sure if you modded anything. But I gotta ask, will there be a part-out?

Lol no major mods. I deleted the two mufflers but kept all the stock parts. It's still to quiet compared to everything else we drive.

Thank you all for the replies. At least people here have common sense. Asking this on Facebook is just nonsense.

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