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Hello, I am interested in buying a truck, but I am a first-time buyer and don't know whether it's worth it or not. Listed below is the information about the truck.
Type: Semi-Sleeper Conventional Class: Class 8 (33,001 lbs or more) Make: Freightliner Model: Century Year: 2001 Mileage: 781229 Title: Clear Condition: Used Number of Axles: Tandem Engine Make: Detroit Engine Horsepower: 500 Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission Type: Manual Transmission Speeds: Super 10 Suspension Type: Air Tire Size: 22.5 Based on this information about the truck, what do you think the truck's worth? In addition, I would like to know how much more fuel per mile a 500 horsepower engine will use compared to a 400 horsepower engine. I really appreciate your help and would like to thank you in advance for your advice.
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Well that same truck your talking about is currently 14,600.00 with 27 bids on ebay.
it looks to be a older Swift Truck though it has LTI on the top.. The discription states it has some damages. I would approach with very high caution. I have driven a Truck that was suppected to been a former Swift Truck. Let's say I was in the Shop least 2 times a month. Once it was in the shop for 6 weeks. But that was THAT ONE TRUCK. The one your looking at very much could be in better shape. I looking on ebay to see what they were going for, and found that one your discribing. So I do not know from own experence how much they are worth. Just comparing. 2000 Kenworth KW T2000 w/ 500HP Cummins with about 100,000 less miles and a 13 speed asking price $40,000.00 buy it now. 2000 2000 FREIGHTLINER CENTURY 500HP Cummins Buy it now 16,000.00. But I would be extra lery since they do not show you the Right side. They show a different Truck right side. One they are trying to sell was leased onto Bar-Nun the one they showed the right side of was leased onto Landstar. As a Seller on ebay, becareful. Lot of scams going on there on ebay.
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