HeathMc

I'm in Idaho and this is Ford country. Hold there value really well. Only truck that seems to hold better is the Toyota Tundra.

Summers22

iTrader: (2)

Yep, I just priced out trade value and resale on mine. Almost exactly what it was 2 years ago with 40k less miles.

PyramidsRs

I'd be lucky to get $4700 USD for my fully loaded 06 Lariat with 170k miles in Alberta on a trade in. Truck is mint as well

fstfrd00

~6k
I guess at 200K the private salevalue really hits a wall.

Project_Red

I'm an 04 xlt really good condition no rust since I acted upon it as bubbles and 125k and I booked it the other day and am sitting at 7k

cmstric

My 08 booked at $25k 2 years ago when it had 4800 miles on it. Now it shows $23k.

650NutKase

I got mine for 4k under KBB and NADA 2 years ago with 61,368 on the clock. I just finally dipped below what i paid for it in value with 100,700 now. These truck around here fetch a pretty penny.

effects4

Just checked my 2004 F150 FX4 supercab with 197,000 miles.

NADA says
Rough Trade-In $5,525
Average Trade-In $6,755
Clean Trade-In $7,750
Clean Retail $10,600

I think thats a bit optimistic, even in great condition. I was offered 5k on a trade-in on a Cayenne S this past January.

EDIT: KBB says private party value is $7,074.

HubFord

From what I have seen, the older they get, the less trim matters. When I was shopping about a year and a half ago for 04-05 F150's, STX trucks and FX4's were about the same price.

As I have said before, 100K miles seems to be the sweet spot when it comes to mileage. Less miles and the price really goes up, more miles and it seems to level off.

Also consider how expensive new trucks are, used ones are going to hold value.

Nailer45

November 2014 I bought my 2006 F150 XL with 72,000 miles on it for $5,000

manual 5speed with manual windows and the 4.2 V6
I have put all new rotors on it and brakes and today did a tune up .

I put rims off of a 2013 f150 on it as the stock rims just looked too small