What dealers give the most $ for trade in

[P40E]

I'm looking to trade in my 2016 Fiesta ST . I want to order a 2017 . I would like to get the most money for my car so I don't lose as much money .

Are there any Ford dealers you guys know of that have given you top dollar for your trade in ?

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[Bru]

Why the hell would you do that? Nothing's changed on the 2017 other than a new color and complimentary track day, right?

 

[P40E]

Because I shouldn't have bought this car . Please don't ruin my thread .

 

[Bruce Jibboo]

let [MENTION=5219]ZXMustang[/MENTION] handle this affair, you will leave with a 2017 and a cashiers check

 

[Mook]

If you dont have anything helpful, move along folks.

 

[jason05gt]

let [MENTION=5219]ZXMustang[/MENTION] handle this affair, you will leave with a 2017 and a cashiers check

He's out of bird dogs. Won't be much help.

 

[Dan00Hawk]

It's going to come down to what their specific inventory needs are, desire to have the car, what the wholesale market is for that car, and possibly their margin on the car you are looking at buying. Just asking "which one gives the most" won't be as effective as you actually taking the car to a dealer, and getting everything in writing. And remember, just because one gives you "more" for your trade in, doesn't mean you are getting the best deal. You have to compare all factors in the transaction (trade in, new car price, financing, dealer documentation fee, delivery fee, gap insurance, any dealer add-ons, etc...). It may take some time for you to do this process, but that is often necessary if you want "the best deal".

 

[TCG Member 5219]

You better get on the phones and start shopping it around. Shop it to ford stores in different markets too. Check with the big ones around the country, and call little podunk stores. Someone might really want it on their lot. Also check carmax. They are usually very good or very bad.

 

[TCG Member 5219]

He's out of bird dogs. Won't be much help.

 

[Gone_2022]

It's going to be a tough order not to loss a decent amount. Not trying to be a negative Nancy or anything. But I am sure you already know cars lose quite a bit in the first years.

I know your title says trade in, but have you considered putting it up for private sale while you are looking around at dealers? On the off chance someone wants to buy it, then you get the 100% most for your money.

 

[1quick]

I've done well at rod baker