Fair price for a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT Club Cab
Fair price for a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT Club Cab
Hi guys,
I'm looking at a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT Club Cab Diesel with 5 spd. The truck is very very clean with zero rust (west coast truck). It's a 2 owner truck and has 128,000 miles. I understand this to be low miles for this truck/drivetrain.
I've been looking for a 2nd generation Cummins Dodge for a while and understand that these trucks are in demand and go for a premium. This is by far the nicest one I've seen. The under-body looks brand new.
My question is what is a fair price for this rig? It's at a dealer and they're asking $15,000. This sounds a little high to me but what do you guys think? I'm not looking to make a steal, just to better understand what I should offer.
Thanks.
I'm looking at a 1996 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT Club Cab Diesel with 5 spd. The truck is very very clean with zero rust (west coast truck). It's a 2 owner truck and has 128,000 miles. I understand this to be low miles for this truck/drivetrain.
I've been looking for a 2nd generation Cummins Dodge for a while and understand that these trucks are in demand and go for a premium. This is by far the nicest one I've seen. The under-body looks brand new.
My question is what is a fair price for this rig? It's at a dealer and they're asking $15,000. This sounds a little high to me but what do you guys think? I'm not looking to make a steal, just to better understand what I should offer.
Thanks.
Typical dealer rip off !!!
As justinsdad stated 8-9k would be more realistic.
I bought my 96 ext 4x4 from the original owner garage kept dry west climate with 125k on it 3 years ago for $6900 this is a real world sale.
At the time it was a steal for a very nice unmolested clean straight truck this guy even had clear carpet runner over the factory floor mats and i would say it would still be a very good buy today. Tell the dealer you want to see exactly what they gave for the truck
and then offer them $500 more to process the paper work
As justinsdad stated 8-9k would be more realistic.
I bought my 96 ext 4x4 from the original owner garage kept dry west climate with 125k on it 3 years ago for $6900 this is a real world sale.
At the time it was a steal for a very nice unmolested clean straight truck this guy even had clear carpet runner over the factory floor mats and i would say it would still be a very good buy today. Tell the dealer you want to see exactly what they gave for the truck
and then offer them $500 more to process the paper work
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Pretty much echoing what everyone else says but 15k is absurd. I can't see it being worth more than 10k and even that I would consider high. 8k-9k is what I would expect realistically.
Good Luck with the dealer.
Good Luck with the dealer.
$15k is way out of line.
I only paid $22k for my 4wd '95 when it was brand new.
It was top of the line, the dealer even sent it out to Warn to customize with rims, running boards and fender flares.
Granted it was the last '95 they had on a lot of '96s.
I only paid $22k for my 4wd '95 when it was brand new.
It was top of the line, the dealer even sent it out to Warn to customize with rims, running boards and fender flares.
Granted it was the last '95 they had on a lot of '96s.
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Still, that sounds typical from a dealer. I'd think more like $12,000 from a dealer would be more realistic.




