2020 Launch Edition value question

[wes3356]

I have a 2020 launch edition that I am going to sell, it has been a great vehicle , no issues at all. I am the original owner and it is in very good condition, no damage or accidents. it currently has 89,000 miles on it.
My question is what is a fair price range, I have seen values online all over the place depending on the site used for value. Before I post it for sale locally, I just wanted some honest opinions on what the market is right now for a launch edition.

Only modification is the amp pro power step XL

I also have a full set of the tube doors and original white grill that was replaced with the satin black one.

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[Minty JL]

Being a Launch Edition has zero impact on the resale value.

In a market where Jeep has 200+ days of inventory on the lot nationwide for JTs is not good for your resale. Why, dealers are wanting to unload inventory at fire sale prices and the interest rates on new vehicles is way better then pre-owned....especially with almost a 100k miles.

Like divorces, sometimes its cheaper to keep em.

Sorry to be the Debby Downer........but this is the current reality

 

[JTGuy]

Put the $$$ you would loose into mods and keep it a few more years. They haven't really changed that much.

 

[Gvsukids]

I have a 2020 launch edition that I am going to sell, it has been a great vehicle , no issues at all. I am the original owner and it is in very good condition, no damage or accidents. it currently has 89,000 miles on it.
My question is what is a fair price range, I have seen values online all over the place depending on the site used for value. Before I post it for sale locally, I just wanted some honest opinions on what the market is right now for a launch edition.

Only modification is the amp pro power step XL

I also have a full set of the tube doors and original white grill that was replaced with the satin black one.

Check out the different online auto sites.
Otherwise, if you want to ship, it I'll buy it for $1.

 

[snowbear]

I'll go $10 and I'll come get it.

 

[Marmaduke]

Being a Launch Edition has zero impact on the resale value.

In a market where Jeep has 200+ days of inventory on the lot nationwide for JTs is not good for your resale. Why, dealers are wanting to unload inventory at fire sale prices and the interest rates on new vehicles is way better then pre-owned....especially with almost a 100k miles.

Like divorces, sometimes its cheaper to keep em.

Sorry to be the Debby Downer........but this is the current reality

Maybe in 30 years it’ll be worth an extra $500 over an otherwise identical model?

 

[kevman65]

You're about a year and a half late.

The used vehicle market is righting itself and fast. The new vehicle market is in the middle of an ugly correction and the consumers have the power.
The Feds are cutting the rate, so money is getting cheaper again.

 

[ShadowsPapa]

Being a Launch Edition has zero impact on the resale value.

In a market where Jeep has 200+ days of inventory on the lot nationwide for JTs is not good for your resale. Why, dealers are wanting to unload inventory at fire sale prices and the interest rates on new vehicles is way better then pre-owned....especially with almost a 100k miles.

Like divorces, sometimes its cheaper to keep em.

Sorry to be the Debby Downer........but this is the current reality

And if I price a 2024 Mojave X vs a 2025, the 25 is about 4K cheaper with the same equipment. The goofy phase Jeep is going through isn't helping resale on used.
Our CU interest rates have dropped slightly vs. 6 months ago, but not enough to make a huge difference.
There's still some 23's around, and those should go dirt-cheap now with 2025 around the corner and the price drops for the new model year.
They've dropped enough I can now get a 2025 Mojave X equipped like my 2022 Overland for only about 3K higher MSRP. Wow. (unless the pdf order guide and web site are totally screwed up.)
(and ouch - it's a double-edged sword - thinking that I can go up 3 model years, into an X with all the added stuff for only 3K more than the MSRP on my 22? Ugh)

 

[slowstang305]

I have come to terms that I will also be keeping my Gladiator for the rest of my life. Not only because I love it but because the market is trashed.

 

[Minty JL]

I have come to terms that I will also be keeping my Gladiator for the rest of my life. Not only because I love it but because the market is trashed.

Hemi or LS swap it when its paid off you'll love it then

 

[HorsesRear]

Yep, I would keep it. Nice looking Jeep. Do a few more modifications and you will forget all about a new one.

 

[Wheelin98TJ]

Auction price is $27,500.

It's worth around $30-32k.

 

[JTGuy]

We have seen times like this before. Take it in the shorts trading for a new car. Better to spend the money having fun with the one you got. Quality of the new ones is not better. Bein hybrid is only going to make them more complicated to save some gas. I probably paid too much for my '22 but that's behind me now.

 

[Jaxmax]

Lot of assumptions here he wants to sell his Glady plain and simple he has not done much in mods has 89,000 miles on it. I don’t see any where that he wants another new one or hybrid one or wants to do more mods to keep. Just wants to know what if any benefit there is to being a Launch Edition for resale. Guess my questions would be what number is it and do you have the sword they came with, that said it is not going to bring a whole lot unless you are a very low number with #one being something big, and have the sword and any documentation. Still it’s a Jeep with 89,000 miles that looks really great, the launch edition , low number and sword if not adding much perhaps $500 mentioned it might sell over other models faster. Eric throw it out there with a bigger number mentioning the limited numbered edition, and sword, who know they are paying millions for a baseball hit out of a ballpark.
Good luck with your sale Eric….Jack

 

[TheSolarWizard]

I’d ask $31k and be prepared to go lower

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