Valuing My Jeep

[astutz11]

I’m considering putting my ‘21 Gladiator up for sale and am having a hard time coming up with a value as it has the factory RMT Overland package on it. How much value does that add to the KBB price? Jeep had 38k miles as well. I’d love to get people’s thought on how to come up with a number to list it for. Pics added for reference. Thanks

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[jeepmikey829]

What year?

 

[astutz11]

21

 

[Janster]

Look around on Cars.com, autotrader, or online to get an idea how much it’s worth. All the ‘add-ons’ don’t do much to the value one way or the other.

Advertise high and see if you get any nibbles.

 

[jeepmikey829]

If selling yourself vs trade id say $35-38?

unfortunately, just posted about this - keep really screwed JT owners with new pricing. My 24 Mojave x I paid $68 for 10 months ago is now $64k with their change around packages - and now with incentives saw them for $10-15k less. If I wanted to get out of it today doubt I’d get more than $45-47

 

[Gecko4]

A little off topic, but I really like that tire/rim set up. What size tires are those?

 

[astutz11]

What’s the RMT Overland package?

Similar concept to the Rocky Ridge or Black Widow trucks if you’re familiar with those. It’s considered a factory set up and doesn’t void the warranty. You can Google it to get full details on the package
https://offroadtripz.com/rmt-overland-gladiator-from-showroom-floor-to-outdoor-adventure/

 

[astutz11]

A little off topic, but I really like that tire/rim set up. What size tires are those?

Thanks. 37x12.50x17

 

[Stetson]

You might want to consider just keeping it. You’ve put a lot of work into it and it’s a nice looking rig. Low miles.
Keep it and enjoy it

 

[astutz11]

You might want to consider just keeping it. You’ve put a lot of work into it and it’s a nice looking rig. Low miles.
Keep it and enjoy it

Thank you. That might be my only option at this point. I’m not interested in losing $15k over 2 years of owning it.

 

[astutz11]

If selling yourself vs trade id say $35-38?

unfortunately, just posted about this - keep really screwed JT owners with new pricing. My 24 Mojave x I paid $68 for 10 months ago is now $64k with their change around packages - and now with incentives saw them for $10-15k less. If I wanted to get out of it today doubt I’d get more than $45-47

Yeah, that’s what I was coming up with after some research. I was hoping I was missing something and you came back with a figure of $45k . Will probably just keep it at this point

 

[jeepmikey829]

Yeah, that’s what I was coming up with after some research. I was hoping I was missing something and you came back with a figure of $45k . Will probably just keep it at this point

Trust me - like I’ve said, had probably 10 jeeps in 2 decades and as much as I love my gladiator I miss my raptor. For $68k and wondering if I can get $45k for mine at this point it’s $25k almost loss in 10 months.

 

[Minty JL]

Look around on Cars.com, autotrader, or online to get an idea how much it’s worth. All the ‘add-ons’ don’t do much to the value one way or the other.

Advertise high and see if you get any nibbles.

My buddy is getting ready to sell his '23 JTM.........he buys and sells alot of cars. He's going to remove most of the aftermarket stuff and sell it on marketplace.

 

[Stetson]

Trust me - like I’ve said, had probably 10 jeeps in 2 decades and as much as I love my gladiator I miss my raptor. For $68k and wondering if I can get $45k for mine at this point it’s $25k almost loss in 10 months.

The car market is all over the place right now. A lot of people have a lot of negative equity if they bought something in the last 2 or 3 years, interest rates are high, there are discounts/rebates on new vehicles. Used prices are all over the map.

If you like what you have it might be a good idea to keep it for a while and see what happens.

 

[astutz11]

Trust me - like I’ve said, had probably 10 jeeps in 2 decades and as much as I love my gladiator I miss my raptor. For $68k and wondering if I can get $45k for mine at this point it’s $25k almost loss in 10 months.

I’m looking to get into a Raptor as well. Just tough to take a $15k hit over 2 years. We’ll see

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