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03-19-2018, 05:10 PM
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Looking for advice!
Good evening everyone, I been reading some on here and getting a lot of info on finding a good used dodge. I wanted to see if anyone had some insight on a truck I found. It’s a 2005 Dodge Ram 2500 quad cab slt 5.9l Cummins unsure if it’s the HO or not. Interior and exterior look good. It has 162,000 miles on it. Dealer said it doesn’t have a 5th wheel hitch in the bed so it possibly hasn’t hauled a lot. As far as he knows the front end has been redone. Unknown on injectors. On the lot it’s at 20,400.00. Anybody have advice?
Thanks for your time time in advance.
Thanks for your time time in advance.
03-20-2018, 06:53 PM
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Seems high
whenever I've been curious about the price of a vehicle what I usually do is to go on to eBay and look at the same or similar vehicles. EBay is a good indicator of what pricing or value is because it's Nationwide and usually good for looking at more than one vehicle at a time for comparison.
Then you will have to factor your local area as being part of it as well because pricing here will not reflect the same pricing elsewhere in the country. Another way is to going to Craigslist or some other auction site and see what they're currently being asked for an sold at. EBay usually comes up pretty good for me. It's a good for the current market most of the time
Autotrader.com is another.
whenever I've been curious about the price of a vehicle what I usually do is to go on to eBay and look at the same or similar vehicles. EBay is a good indicator of what pricing or value is because it's Nationwide and usually good for looking at more than one vehicle at a time for comparison.
Then you will have to factor your local area as being part of it as well because pricing here will not reflect the same pricing elsewhere in the country. Another way is to going to Craigslist or some other auction site and see what they're currently being asked for an sold at. EBay usually comes up pretty good for me. It's a good for the current market most of the time
Autotrader.com is another.
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