Considering the times, I believe getting that old school cool truck as a first truck is not a realistic possibility. They have made manual transmissions nearly impossible for you to buy so picking up a used truck with that option is somewhat of a stretch. I stopped by a local dealer yesterday to sit in a Cascadia with O/O specs and it was pretty nice for a 500k mile truck. They are asking 75K and looking at the market it's about an average asking price. Even for the random 13 speed manual truck, if you can find one, the price is similar so my question at this point is, have I waited long enough? I was set to move forward at the last election cycle and darn sure glad I didn't but now I've got the itch again. I'm not a prediction making kind of person but with some positivity in the air going into 2025 I think rates and freight are both going to pick up. What are your thoughts looking forward at these things as well as fuel costs, will they drop with the possibility of domestic production increasing? Thanks for taking the time to read, have a great day and be safe.
Looked at a 2020 Cascadia Last Night
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by TruckerVinny, Dec 4, 2024.
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