Poll: At what price would you sell your Tremor?

At what price would you be willing to sell your Tremor?

  • $5,000 below initial purchase price

    Votes: 5 3.1%
  • $2,000 below

    Votes: 2 1.3%
  • Initial Purchase Price

    Votes: 9 5.7%
  • $2,000 over purchase price

    Votes: 10 6.3%
  • $5,000 over

    Votes: 36 22.6%
  • $10,000 over

    Votes: 67 42.1%
  • No amount of money is going to convince me to let go of my Tremor

    Votes: 30 18.9%

  • Total voters
    159
The way it is going these trucks will be the last of a big block gasser and in 10 years be 2x what you paid today. All the mfgs. already all in on electric/hybrid vehicles. If I get mine will not be selling.
I've been saying that for months as well. This is likely to be the last big block gas engine we see.
 
For reference-here are two used 2020 Tremors for sale- each have about 9500 miles - Lariat 250 and Platinum 350 diesels- Dealers are in Tacoma Wa and Portland OR area

The Plat is 83k+



 
83K for one with 9500 miles? My new Platty with everything but the winch is 84!
 
Mine would be well above sticker as I have so many upgrades, ceramic coat, window tint, winch, wheels tires, shocks, would be stupid to sell it so unless somebody just had to have it and money was not an option it would take +10,000.00 plus the fact how could I move my 5er????? so It would have to be worth my while and my while is expensive.
 
I'm happy enough with it that it would take $10K more than what I have in it.
 
I am ready to let go if mine I don't like it and it has gotten to the point where i actively avoid driving it if i can get about msrp for it and with the sales tax savings im ready to move on
 
I am ready to let go if mine I don't like it and it has gotten to the point where i actively avoid driving it if i can get about msrp for it and with the sales tax savings im ready to move on
Hey Kevin. I’m still awaiting mine...mind sharing what you don’t like about yours? Thanks!
 
Nothing is wrong with the truck it just not for me i had a 2004 duramax and absolutely loved it but with the new emissions diesels they are too quiet and there is nothing you can do to remedy it outside of voiding the warranty it tows amazing but i just dont enjoy it the rest of the time
 
Nothing is wrong with the truck it just not for me i had a 2004 duramax and absolutely loved it but with the new emissions diesels they are too quiet and there is nothing you can do to remedy it outside of voiding the warranty it tows amazing but i just dont enjoy it the rest of the time
I like the quite engine
 
I've never been this disappointed in a new vehicle. This truck drives so bad, if I didn't know it was the Tires I'd of taken it back the next day. It may be up to .. maybe 200 miles now, all spent driving around shopping for Tires. That said, I waited to long for this thing to come in, it would take more than I paid for it, and my time ..
Interesting...mine rides great. Better than any fx4 on 20’s!
 
I've never been this disappointed in a new vehicle. This truck drives so bad, if I didn't know it was the Tires I'd of taken it back the next day. It may be up to .. maybe 200 miles now, all spent driving around shopping for Tires. That said, I waited to long for this thing to come in, it would take more than I paid for it, and my time ..
My tires didn’t smooth out till about 1500 miles something about those Goodyear’s they do get better though
 
Need to find someway to poll what year vehicle everyone is talking about. I have had my 2020 XLT 6.7 for over a year now with 10k miles. I have builtright and retrax. I would sell for MSRP, $67k which is what I paid for it, tax out the door.
Kbb said my trade 7.3 xlt 17k miles would be $62k. Private party would be $65k+. Check yours out...
 
Kbb said my trade 7.3 xlt 17k miles would be $62k. Private party would be $65k+. Check yours out...
Hell, I've fixed it now. $6000 in Suspension, Tires and Wheels. I'm happy as hell with it now. Drives so much better ..
 
Considering inventory on new and used is severely limited, it would require an insane offer for me to consider selling since it would be a pain to replace. I was thankful that my truck is working again after spending 45 days in the shop, I couldn’t imagine having to find a replacement right now. I have a few friends looking and it is not so easy.
 
I “traded in” my Tremor last saturday waiting on a new 4runner TRD PRO to arrive still have the tremor until then. Bought a 2001 Suburban 2500 to tow my camper

Glad i am able to get out of it
 
I’ve a 2021 Lariat with ~1500 miles.

I’d take 35k over MSRP (~100k.) After taxes that’d pay the inconvenience fee, offset the inflation cost of an eventual replacement, and leave a few bucks in profit to play with.
 
I “traded in” my Tremor last saturday waiting on a new 4runner TRD PRO to arrive still have the tremor until then. Bought a 2001 Suburban 2500 to tow my camper

Glad i am able to get out of it
Toyota dealer probably love that nobody can get their hands on super duties right now Toyotas are a dime a dozen
 
Need to find someway to poll what year vehicle everyone is talking about. I have had my 2020 XLT 6.7 for over a year now with 10k miles. I have builtright and retrax. I would sell for MSRP, $67k which is what I paid for it, tax out the door.
I polled I wouldn’t sell for any price, but I’ve only had mine 3 weeks
 
Why’s that?
He only has a few posts on the forum. He mentioned two things. Says the truck takes 10 seconds to accelerate when rolling and the stock tune was crap.

Also said the diesel was too quiet earlier in this post.

I wouldn't put too much stock in either of these statements. Everyone has different preferences. I have a hard time not spinning tires even when accelerating from a given speed and was never in the market for a "loud" diesel.
 
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