The Ford Bronco Raptor debuted for the 2022 model year to tremendous demand, along with a price tag just south of $70k. Over the ensuing years, we’ve watched as the MSRP of that high-performance off-road SUV has risen substantially, up to $86k during the 2023 model year, after which it ballooned all the way up to $90k by the most recent 2025 model year. The Blue Oval did just slash 2025 Ford Bronco Raptor prices by a significant $10k, but it seems as if the used market is being impacted as well.
This 2023 Ford Bronco Raptor just hammered over at Bring a Trailer for a mere $65k, in fact, and that’s with a pretty low 11k miles on the clock. Making matters worse, the vehicle had a lien on it when it sold, so the seller likely won’t be walking away with a ton of money, either. This is especially true given the fact that this Ford Bronco Raptor has thousands of dollars in modifications present, so we’re confident the seller essentially threw all that money into an open fire.
Those modifications consist of things like aftermarket LED lighting, ceramic coating, an RPG one-inch lift kit, and 17-inch Vorsteiner wheels wrapped with 39×13.5-inch BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain T/A KM3 tires on the outside. Under the hood, the twin turbocharged 3.0L V6 EcoBoost engine has been treated to an S&B intake, a Whipple Mega Cooler, and an ECU tune, to boot, rounding out a pretty nice package.
It’s unclear if this particular auction result is a sign of things to come, but if it is, now could be a great time for prospective Ford Bronco Raptor shoppers to snag a used one at a big discount. We’ve seen that happen in the new market, as dealers have been placing heavy discounts on these SUVs in an effort to move them off lots as of late, but there are clearly even better deals to be found on the used side of the coin.
Interest-free financing and more on the compact crossover.
Providing a way to keep using electric power only.
All while usage continues to rise.
Due to soaring prices and high interest rates.
It managed to complete the race, too.
Two of the coolest pony cars in one place.
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In case you don’t know by now…. there’s ZERO value In aftermarket modifications at resale time. Whatever mods you make, you’re making them solely for yourself.
Very true!
The buyer of this vehicle took a great risk by buying a vehicle with all these modifications, are these modifications covered by a warranty? If the answer is no, then this vehicle is a money pit, stock used Ford Bronco Raptors should sell for more than this money pit.