What is this worth ?

Oh shhhhhhhhnap . I’m guilty.

 

There can only be one!

 

I love my second gen, but if I was spending anywhere north of 30 grand I'd be buying a third gen, not a nearly 5-year old second gen. Let's be honest -- the 3rd gen is more advanced and more refined. And the 2nd gen manual is neat (I have one) but be ready for a lot of clunkiness and a lifetime of battling a squeaky clutch pedal.

 

That will be a hard sell at $38,000,even if it only has 614 miles,its still 6 years old.And black is a bad color too have.

 

I think everyone is missing the point here. It's a 2013 meaning it's 5 years old and only have 600 miles supercharged? Come on, that's pure BS. I bought a bike in late June and rarely ride and it has 500 miles. Bought it with 3.

There's some guy on here that runs carfax for free. 5TFLU4EN5DX071060 is the VIN listed

 

This is a unicorn. Pretty much brand new SC 2nd gen. Plus a 6MT. I prefer the 2nd gen to the 3rd gen, however, most of the buyers will look at this as being a "5 year old truck" and for the same price they can buy a 2018 model. It will take a very specific buyer to pay $38k for this truck. Not saying it can't be done, but it will take the right person.

 

Being the middle of October,its closer too 6 years old,also the under part of the truck looks like a lot more than 600 miles,wonder why they dont show the odometer in the pictures ?

 

Carfax say's miles are correct,1 owner in Oregon,then it sat for 4 plus years,then it was auctioned off in Colorado.Something is fishy.

 

That listing smells funky.

 

Exactly. Since the mileage is such a big selling point, why no pictures? I've purchased beater cars off craigslist before and I found that if it's too good to be true, it usually is.

According the the dealership's website the mileage is not a type.

According to the carfax, purchased new on 4/13 and had 6 miles. 12/13 it had 94 miles. 10/18 it had 574 to 614 miles. Like someone said, truck sat for 4 years?

 

Most likely the Belts,Hoses and all the seals are dried out from non use.
The truck looks nice,but neither my bank or credit union would finance that truck,without the buyer paying it down past the Nada Book value.

 

Bet the winning auction was less than 20k

 

I would bet they are. In 14 when my grandmother died, I inherited my grandfather’s 2004 Lincoln Town Car Cartier L with 4000 original miles. I had to replace the brake rotors (too rusted to turn due to non use), fuel pump, tires, some interior trim, had to change oil, changed transmission fluid and filter, and basically every hose on it. Oddly, the seals were ok.

 

Pretty sure that dealer is legit they sell a lot of used cars/trucks

 

Couldn't find the exact vehicle, but here's the auction report. With minor rehab this is almost a brand new truck. 38 is way to much, but for someone who loves the 2g taco esp in 6M this thing is beautiful.

 

Maybe a typo lol

 

No,Carfax says its legit

 

So most likely they got the truck for $26K and I'm sure probably no more than $30K. $38K is way too steep. Banks won't finance anything above 120% of value.

 

I'd give my left nut for it but I don't use that anymore

 

2013 with 600 miles, I bet she develops a leak within a week of being driven off the lot.