PaddleTracker
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Apples and oranges here, but I thought I'd ask.
Our bronco raptor is scheduled to be built this spring. Original plan was to drive it for 6 months and decide between it and our Honda Civic type r as our fun vehicle.
Background: my wife and I have pickups (live at the end of a dirt road) and need both to be good on ice. My Duramax pulls our heavy trailers and my wife's 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro is a pretty killer daily driver. We have a Honda Civic type r for fun. We camp and I have a can am Maverick X3 for off roading. Thus the bronco would be a kick butt convertible for fun. It makes no sense to have two fun vehicles so with used car prices softening I'm debating not getting the braptor because I'd probably need to sell it for almost $100k to break even with sales tax licensing, etc.
Thoughts?
Our bronco raptor is scheduled to be built this spring. Original plan was to drive it for 6 months and decide between it and our Honda Civic type r as our fun vehicle.
Background: my wife and I have pickups (live at the end of a dirt road) and need both to be good on ice. My Duramax pulls our heavy trailers and my wife's 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro is a pretty killer daily driver. We have a Honda Civic type r for fun. We camp and I have a can am Maverick X3 for off roading. Thus the bronco would be a kick butt convertible for fun. It makes no sense to have two fun vehicles so with used car prices softening I'm debating not getting the braptor because I'd probably need to sell it for almost $100k to break even with sales tax licensing, etc.
Thoughts?