eurover
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Debating on purchasing an LR4 was looking for a 2016 ones in US market however prices are crazy 30k-43k with 50-90kmiles... seems overpriced when new discovery starts around 60k. Can some one share any imput.
Lr4 prices
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Car prices have gone up during the pandemic (although they are slowly beginning to come back to earth). There's also been increased demand for boxy off-road-ish SUVs, probably relating back to everyone's desire to live outside when the world closed during 2020.
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On a whim, I ran my 2016 w 45K miles by carmax a month or so ago. Their offer was $40K, roughly. On the one hand I'd be stupid not to take that. On the other, the LR4 is basically the most useful car ever made, so what would I replace it with ?
Used cars are getting cheaper. Here's a breakdown of how prices have moved from Scions to Jeeps.
Used-car prices sank 4% in August alone, and "an absolute vortex of deflation is coming" as pandemic-era inflation cools off, one expert said.
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On a whim, I ran my 2016 w 45K miles by carmax a month or so ago. Their offer was $40K, roughly. On the one hand I'd be stupid not to take that. On the other, the LR4 is basically the most useful car ever made, so what would I replace it with ?
Most of the inflated markets are cooling. V8 LR4s are a few grand cheaper than they were at the height of crazy, the 14-16s SCV6s are still up because dealers are riding that "last of their generation!" thing. It's essentially the same truck as a 12 is with a different motor and trans. If you can find a low miles (<75k) 13 V8, its going to be in the mid to high 20s which is a good buy.
Still not a pre-COVID pricing, but we may probably never get back there for these trucks. For reference, Porsche sold more 911s than LR did LR4s from 2010-2015. 2016 was the most sold of the LR4s.
Still not a pre-COVID pricing, but we may probably never get back there for these trucks. For reference, Porsche sold more 911s than LR did LR4s from 2010-2015. 2016 was the most sold of the LR4s.
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eurover
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Thank you for the input much appreciated
f1racer328
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Do you have the build/sales numbers for the US or globally?
The numbers I found were US-only. I’m sure there are a lot more globally. There are months (a single month, multiple times) where Jeep moves almost as many Wranglers as V8 LR4s were sold in four years.
