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Posted: Mon Aug 27th, 2018 08:31 pm |
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RiggerWings RiggerWings ![]() Joined: Wed Nov 15th, 2017
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So no one has posted in here in a month hu? Time to revive it a bit. So I have a question someone may have an answer to. What all changed when the "Sport" models came out? I went to KBB.com to see my Ranger's value and it lists; ![]() Why does it say "highest priced" for the Sport? My sport has manual windows, manual locks, didn't come with cruise (I added it), no carpet, the crappy floor console and a 60/40 split seat. It also has no tilt wheel, no keyless entry, no running boards. It does have the heaviest T-bars and leafs, it's a 4x4 with the 4.0, and it has the sliding rear window. Oh, it's also a 4-door. It has a/c as well, which I guess is an option. It also has fog lights and daytime runners (It was originally sold in Canada) So the private party value (high end) is $17,926, priced with the correct options (or lack there of). I also priced an XLT with power everything, 4x4, 4-door, 4.0, etc. Its high value was $17,964. An XLT with all the options is only worth $38 more than a Sport with no options? I guess maybe less is more. Either way, I'm glad of the value mine has. I just don't see the appeal of it over the XLTs or FX4s. Last edited on Mon Aug 27th, 2018 08:32 pm by RiggerWings ____________________ -John 2011 Ranger Sport 4x4, daily 2008 Mustang GT, garage queen 2013 Mazda CX5, grocery getter 2018 Harley Davidson Road Glide Special, the toy |
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