Whatever you decide, have the truck inspected by a trusted mechanic before buying.

 

Really depends on the carfax. I'd say if that checks out and it's rust free...that's a good deal. Here in Vegas that would probably go for over $40k (pending condition and maintenance history)

 

Sounds like a solid deal, especially with the 3.92 rear axle and E-Torque.

 

I wish it didn’t have the ETorque

 

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This is always a hard question for me to answer. I'm old school but a good deal is between a seller and a buyer. I just sold my 2012 truck that had 156,000 miles on it for $4000 more than KBB said it was worth. The first person that looked at it bought it, that's been 2 weeks ago and he couldn't be happier with it. If you don't know much about vehicles take it to someone you trust or spend $100 having it checked by a mechanic. Hope whatever you choose works out for you.

 

this deal seems like a good value. The price is slightly below market value, and the vehicle's condition and options are desirable. However, it's essential to:

1. Inspect the vehicle thoroughly for any signs of wear or damage.
2. Check the vehicle's history report to ensure it's clean.
3. Negotiate the price, if possible, to get an even better deal.

a good deal is not just about the price; it's also about finding the right vehicle that meets your needs and expectations

 

The base Laramie vs fully loaded Laramie can be 10k difference. That said even for a base Laramie with that mileage sounds like a great deal.