Has anyone traded in their 2020 or 2021 for a 2022? Wondering how much people are getting for them. My thought was, if I am able to snag a 2022 that someone decided not to buy, how much might I get on a trade in if the 2023s are a major improvement.
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Trade In
- Thread author nksauer
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PittPa
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I posted this the other day that got no action
Crazy used car prices, post yours
my current car, 2020 SXP with Tow (hitch only) 29, 000 miles. It's easy, just need your license plate and milage at Carmax. (not responsible for ensuing emails, although I didn't get anymore other than the offer!)
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My 2020 SXP with 29k miles is$47,000. I would be up for a 2023 if it had significant improvements.
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Familyman20
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Yea this is one of the model vehicles you can actually make out doing this with right now. Best to sell it to another dealer than trade it in. My experience has always been if the dealer is giving you incentives to buy a new one with them (msrp or less) then their trade in values are trash to be more profitable in that respect.
sprengBoard
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While not a '20 or '21, I just sold my '22 to Carvana. 2022 SXP w/ 1,800 miles - MSRP was $48,935 and Carvana gave me $56,656.
I agree, but it's hard to find dealership sells at MSRP otherwise you have to wait, I'm trading in my leased LX with 7k above buyout quote, and getting sx 6 k above MSRP, that would break even for me, may be I'm rushing but I can't wait 12 months to get one at MSRP.
sprengBoard
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Not at all! In fact I quite loved it. In the 5 months that I waited for it, however, it became more and more apparent that out house is in need of costly maintenance. So, I sacrificed my Telluride for a much cheaper vehicle (Kia Forte) so we can free up some income for renovations.
arattle
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Certainly takes the sting out of the 6k mark-up....what a crazy time to buy a car!
