Hi folks,

Name is Ulf (that's Swedish), and I used to own a 2013 4d Rubicon. Unfortunately I had to sell it to pay off a debt, but I would love to buy another Rubicon because I had fun with it climbing trails and because it's a fun toy to drive around in general. I saw this Jeep being posted here and I noticed there were zero replies. It looks like the former owner, Chris King, invested quite a bit of money to trick it out. Why is it still listed and what would a fair market value for this Jeep be? Help me please - https://allstateagent.truecar.com/us...jeep-wrangler/

 

Welcome Ulf to JKF. I checked the link and do not find it to be posted on JKF by a member as yourself.

 

Allstate is an insurance Company so not sure what to say here. For $39k USD converted to Canada $$ you can get a brand new 2021 JKU sport here very basic model with few extra's.

 

That's because it was posted a while ago with two replies and the posting was rendered passive since then. https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/market/349799

 

A Jeep tricked out like that brand new would run about $65k in the US.

 

I would say a fair price would be low 30’s for that Jeep. It has some decent parts but nothing special. But a dealer is going to ask a premium for it, they’ll likely get close to their asking price.

 

I'm not in a hurry to find a new ride. It's supposed to be a toy to take out to Brown's Camp for some trails and maybe down to California to join a group to do the Rubicon trail, which is a dream of mine.

 

So, I ended up getting a 2016 4D Rubicon hard-rock edition with 32,000 miles on the clock. Suggestions where I could take it for some wheeling would be great. I've been to Brown's Camp in the past doing the Cedar Tree trail and others. This was 2013 or so. Is Brown's Camp still a thing or where else could I take the Jeep given the massive amounts of rain we've been getting lately. I don't want to drown

 

congrats on your purchase! Many years of smiles ahead......

 

Thank you, yes. Good times will be had with it