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State Bid Pricing for new trucks <br /> TOTAL <br /> ffilaza MNod,M Nombar M, WWeW N.unr.l r& DELIVERED <br /> Class VENIDOIR I0 YOOO kAkke Model wb lbaaa hart Wheelbase gLunR BASE PRICE <br /> Ma as W'lvaulaase) ('S'hon <br /> wh lb ) <br /> 112 Tan EkkandadWl7aukalk Ga9t ZYgfli I RANGIER.CHEVROLET I 21718 I,..CHEVROLET I 381.V 5�DO CCC1157531.63 a-4WMiu......... NIA � »�"'�q�1�0�76 ,. <br /> i Tan Draw Can..4WCI�Ingla i'teaw Whea3... RANGER CHEVROLET k'P. 2018 CHEVROLETCHEVROLET36 a 8ILVER'WApp CK357431$3.7"W'Wl3' C1635oa43.1s7.7"44F3 $29,945-26 <br /> The costs shown above represent the base model pricing,through the state bid. Package add-ons such <br /> as bed liner, mud flaps, back-up alarm, and other items add around $2,500 to each vehicle. <br /> Chevrolet Y2-Ton Extended Cab 2-wheel drive $20,200 <br /> Add-on features $2,500 <br /> Total $22,700 <br /> Chevrolet 1-Ton Crew Cab 4-wheel drive $30,000 <br /> Add-on features $2,500 <br /> Total $32,500 <br /> Total of 2 vehicles $55,200 <br /> The new, half-ton pick-up would replace the 2002 Ford Ranger, which is primarily used by our summer <br /> workers. With the Ranger no longer being made, we looked at similar models, like the Chevy Colorado, <br /> or GMC Canyon. However,these vehicles are actually more expensive on the state bid than the half-ton <br /> models. <br /> The new one-ton pick-up would replace the 2005 3/4-Ton Chevy Silverado. The price difference to move <br /> from a 3/4-Ton pick-up to a 1-Ton was less than $1,800 and we believe the resale value will outweigh <br /> this difference. <br /> Given the low prices for these vehicles available to the city through the state bid, it is possible for us to <br /> resell these vehicles two years later,for at, or very near,the same price we initially paid. For this <br /> reason, staff recommends recommitting to this schedule of vehicle replacements. Delaying the turn- <br /> over of vehicles allows further depreciation of the trucks, resulting in a higher annualized cost of <br /> ownership. <br /> 25 <br />
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