TJ prices

[zebra12]

I just gave @JMT some information and told him that I'll keep an eye out for him

Three Jeeps is better than two. Although, I am currently shopping for a TDI since the free work car era for me is gone.

 

[psrivats]

Three Jeeps is better than two. Although, I am currently shopping for a TDI since the free work car era for me is gone.

Work from home like me! (And go a little crazy in the process )

edit: I joke, but I do like WFH. I have an hour of extra time and it's been great.

 

[Justin1434]

I just picked up a 2004 Rubicon with 69k miles for $20k One owner. Lifted on brand new Nitto Ridge Grappler 35s.

 

[LONGJP2]

I just picked up a 2004 Rubicon with 69k miles for $20k One owner. Lifted on brand new Nitto Ridge Grappler 35s. View attachment 586013

Welcome

Prices were higher when that thread was still alive.

 

[Snukulu]

With all due respect thats a bit strong.

Your baseline prices would very for absolutely positively pristine vehicles...
And virtually no Jeep is that. Either beat to hell or full of mods and or cancer repairs.

Having said that I did some work for 300 plus insurance companies. I set the replacement cost based on market value of specific vehicles. I'm the one who told the insurance adjuster how much to give.

The Jeep Wrangler was far and away #1 in holding it's value from a percentage point of view. In other words at the year 5, 10 and 15 mark how much they're sold at versus the MSRP.

Wrangler was way out front with Diesel trucks being a distant second. Third was diesel VW/Audi cars.
Fourth was the typical Accord/Camry/Sonata/Maxima all mingling around the same.

Some areas were more extreme than others but Wrangler was always far and away #1.

Good day

I hope you were really generous to the poor souls who had their Jeeps totaled...