I've got a 2019 Kubota SVL95 with around 1500 hours on it. The machine works fine, AC even blows cold and strong, tracks are new, service has been kept up with, retail it would be a $54,000 machine, give or take. I've been kicking around trading it in for a new SVL97, not because there's anything wrong with it but, just because a newer machine would be nice and it's the one I use most often, so I reached out to see what the dealer could do. They offered $33k for the trade. Now I get that they need to make money but, is $20k below retail a typical offer for a trade in? I've never bought new equipment or traded anything in so I don't know. If that's the norm, I'm going to just hold onto what I've got or sell it myself and buy something without a trade. There's no way I'm going to let it go for $20k below going rate, I really expected the trade value to be closer to $50k.