The commercial vehicle industry is booming, with more buyers searching for trucks and vans for their fleet or small-business needs. As the industry deals with an ongoing inventory shortage, these shoppers are interested in buying used trucks that can get the job done just as well as new ones. In fact, the most popular private listings on Commercial Truck Trader include models from 2006 to 2015, indicating that buyers are more than willing to consider a reliable used truck versus waiting for a brand-new model to become available.
Have you considered selling your work vehicle that you aren’t using as often? It could be more in-demand than you think, meaning you can turn your vehicle into profit. To help you out, Commercial Truck Trader has broken down the top-selling used trucks on our marketplace by category, make, and model.
Box trucks, also known as straight trucks, are a popular type of private listing on the marketplace. They get their name from the box-shaped cargo container behind the cab. Box trucks are popular because of their operational versatility. These vehicles can be used for various types of deliveries, along with residential and commercial moving.
Commercial Truck Trader allows you to specify the class of your box truck when you sell on our marketplace. Shoppers will be able to easily find the light-, medium-, or heavy-duty truck that best fits their needs. Dry vans and cube vans also fall under the box truck category.
A dump truck is a heavy-duty vehicle that is used to transport materials, such as gravel, dirt, sand, and waste. The bed of a dump truck can easily carry large volumes of loose materials, while the hydraulics can lift the bed at an angle to discard the cargo. Drivers can navigate dump trucks both on and off highway. In fact, these trucks are most commonly found on construction or mining sites.
You can list a light- to heavy-duty dump truck for sale on our marketplace, as well as just dump body or dump trailer.
A sleeper truck is a conventional cab that includes a convenient sleeping area at the rear of a driver’s cabin. These are most commonly used by long-haul truckers that are required by law to get rest periods when they’re on the road for several days or weeks at a time.
The sleeping areas in these heavy-duty big rigs feature a modest, yet comfortable, space for a mattress, cabinets and overhead storage, a dining area or side table, and other amenities depending on the size of the truck.
There are several types of utility trucks that can improve a business’ efficiency. These commercial vehicles have handy compartments to store tools and supplies and can be used for everything, from public works and servicing electrical lines to hauling cut-down trees and mulch.
Utility trucks come in a range of body styles that customers on Commercial Truck Trader are searching for, including:
A flatbed truck features a long, open trailer used to transport heavy or oversized loads. Because there is no roof, you can typically add higher cargo than with an enclosed bed. Flatbed trucks are easy to load with the help of a forklift or other lifting equipment.
Flatbed trucks are a favored choice for a number of industries and trucking-related jobs. These vehicles are most often used for transporting building materials, heavy equipment, logs, and other vehicles. Flatbed trucks, bodies, and trailers can all be listed on CommercialTruckTrader.com.
If you own a Ford commercial vehicle, you understand how these durable trucks and vans can make accomplishing your day-to-day duties easier. Commercial Truck Trader shoppers have made Ford our most-searched pre-owned truck brand, shopping for everything from rugged pickups to upfitted cargo vans.
As a brand, International is dedicated to prioritizing the wants of the commercial drivers. This is why International trucks are trusted by fleet owners to tackle any job and keep drivers safe and comfortable.
Freightliner continues to deliver innovative technology and features to ensure the reliability and efficiency of its trucks for years to come. The brand has advanced its family of vehicles to also include natural-gas powered and electric trucks.
Chevrolet is most known for the brand’s best-in-class pickup trucks. These pickups have earned industry awards for decades, including Best Resale Value by Kelley Blue Book for the Silverado. Chevy also produces utility trucks, box trucks, and cargo vans that our shoppers are searching for.
Peterbilt manufactures medium-duty, on-highway, and vocational trucks that are both rugged and reliable. Through quality craftsmanship and purposeful innovation, these commercial trucks deliver noteworthy performance, even as the keys change from owner to owner.
Commercial Truck Trader’s top-selling privately listed used truck model is the Ford F-550. If you own this versatile chassis cab, you can list it on our marketplace, whether you have a service utility body or bucket truck body.
Similarly to the top-selling F-550, the Ford F-450 chassis cab can include a range of body styles to handle any job. The F-450 is also neck and neck with the F-550 when it comes to specs, which could give a buyer more options.
Freightliner’s business class M2 106 is the ultimate vocational truck. Whether you’re listing the truck or the tractor, this vehicle can support a range of body styles and chassis-mounted equipment.
International’s 4300 model is part of the DuraStar series. Buyers seek out this medium-duty truck for its adaptability and ability to handle everything from hauling and dumping to pick up and delivery.
Another one of Ford’s chassis cab models is the Ford F-350. Compared to the F-450 and F-550, this truck has a slightly smaller available engine. If you have a Ford F-350 for sale, you could attract shoppers who are looking for a vehicle similar to the F-450 or F-550.
As you can see, shoppers on Commercial Truck Trader are searching for a variety of used work vehicles, ranging in size, make, model, and vocation. If you have any of these top-selling privately listed used trucks that you aren’t using, list your unit on Commercial Truck Trader’s online marketplace. There are buyers nationwide who are looking for pre-owned commercial vehicles, and yours could be their potential purchase.
To learn more about selling a vehicle on Commercial Truck Trader, read our previous article. And, if you’re ready to list your work truck or van, visit CommercialTruckTrader.com to get started today.