Are Bronco prices finally getting soft?

[bgaller]

I realize some people can still get big money, but I'm seeing a lot of softness in the market that wasn't there before. Wondering if anyone else has noticed that? I wonder if it's due to inflation and/or interest rates?

 

[tennessee toy]

I haven't seen any softening

 

[duffymahoney]

Everything is softening, houses, boats, new and used trucks. Gas prices are coming down. Pretty darn nice

 

[BruiserOutdoors]

Everything is softening, houses, boats, new and used trucks. Gas prices are coming down. Pretty darn nice

PM me when bumperlift prices go down too!

 

[SteveL]

I still have plenty walking up the driveway wanting to buy mine

 

[duffymahoney]

PM me when bumperlift prices go down too!

Only chance of that is making them oversees, lots of cnc time and expensive materials. I truly believe in buying US made whenever possible. But they did go down slightly (25$) by buying 50 sets this go around.

 

[okie4570]

There was a 66 u13 on BAT that just brought $5k less yesterday than it did in 2019 on BAT. That's the only thing I've seen recently that made me look twice on the price though. u13 sell to a minute percentage of bronco buyers though, and not a good gauge of price trends imo.

 

[BruiserOutdoors]

There was a 66 u13 on BAT that just brought $5k less yesterday than it did in 2019 on BAT. That's the only thing I've seen recently that made me look twice on the price though. u13 sell to a minute percentage of bronco buyers though, and not a good gauge of price trends imo.

this is very true from what ive seen. u13's are cool, but certainly don't bring big $$$ to the majority

 

[Shimmy]

i'm seeing softness as in people not buying and prices not budging

 

[JeepGuy]

Not sure about Bronco's yet... but watching the used market I'm seeing some decent older toys coming up with decent pricing. Still not what they were pre covid.

 

[eaglenest66]

I've noticed a lot of broncos for sale with huge numbers - more than before! None seem to be moving. Thinking people are trying to cash out last minute. Bronco parts also seem to be slowing down.

 

[duffymahoney]

I paid 3.25$ a gallon the other day, which was a nice change.

 

[sprdv1]

i'm seeing softness as in people not buying and prices not budging

kinda wat I see too

 

[carter2772]

i'm seeing softness as in people not buying and prices not budging

Agree... I watch the different selling markets a lot, like Facebook, craigslist, offer up ect. Seems like the interest has slowed.

 

[ep67bro]

Maybe a little but prices are still crazy high. I hope it stays high a little longer. I may be putting one of mine on the market before the end of the year.

 

[mebco09]

Cash is going to be king again pretty soon. Even though 99% of classic car purchases are done with cash, a lot of that cash was coming from refinancing and taking equity out of real estate.. The refinance market is done for awhile, and I think that will moderate the high end of Bronco sales (and other classics, and ski boats, and Harleys, etc. etc.).

2 1/2% money was basically free money. Free money does stupid things, like pay too much for toys.

 

[hyghlndr]

I thinks sales of low ended slowed some due to economy and towards the higher end the new Broncos are having an impact. I know a few who have recently sold to focus on a new one and others stopped looking at vintage.

 

[ngsd]

BAT still is bringing some crazy prices.

 

[904Bronco]

I have been considering a new Bronco, but happy to wait to see if in another year they get a little more available. Then I think I want to find another 78-79 Bronco. Cheaper, I can work on it, not as well supported in the aftermarket, but less sales tax, registration fees, and insurance costs. Then I wonder if I could end up spending the same amount of money on restoring it? And the final question is I am 61, do I really need another Bronco of any kind?

 

[rixtasan]

I realize some people can still get big money, but I'm seeing a lot of softness in the market that wasn't there before. Wondering if anyone else has noticed that? I wonder if it's due to inflation and/or interest rates?

The market is getting a little soft, but Early Broncos and still selling. Especially the less expensive ones.