Used Semi Trucks for Sale
28,097Listings
$83,553.43Avg Price
2023Avg Year
144Dealers
FreightlinerTop Make
TruckRadar lists 28,097 used semi trucks for sale nationwide from 144 dealers across the US. Available makes include Freightliner, International, Peterbilt, Kenworth, Mack and others. The average model year in the current inventory is 2023. Average asking price is $83,553.43, though prices vary significantly by mileage, configuration, engine, and condition. Inventory is sourced directly from dealers — not aggregators — so listings reflect real-time stock. Both sleeper and day cab configurations are available. Use TruckRadar's AI-powered search to filter by make, state, price range, mileage, engine brand, and transmission type. Financing is available through most dealers listed on the platform.
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Semi Truck Financing
Owner-Operator Financing
Owner-operators can finance used semi trucks through dealer programs, commercial banks, and SBA loans. Most dealers on TruckRadar offer in-house financing with terms from 36 to 84 months and flexible down payments.
Fleet Financing
Fleet buyers can access equipment financing lines of credit for purchasing multiple units. Dealers across the country offer volume pricing and dedicated fleet financing programs. Contact dealers directly through each listing.
Bad Credit Options
Several lenders specialize in commercial truck financing for buyers with challenged credit. A larger down payment or a co-signer can improve approval odds. Ask dealers about their lending partners when you contact them.
Semi Truck FAQ
How much does a used semi truck cost?
The average asking price for a used semi truck on TruckRadar is $83,553.43. Prices range from under $30,000 for older high-mileage units to over $200,000 for late-model low-mileage sleepers. Year, make, mileage, engine, and configuration are the primary price drivers.
What are the most popular semi truck brands?
The most popular semi truck brands on TruckRadar are Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Volvo, International. Freightliner and Kenworth typically lead in inventory volume, followed by Peterbilt, Volvo, and International. Brand availability varies by region and dealer network.
What is the difference between a sleeper and day cab semi truck?
A sleeper semi truck has a sleeping berth behind the cab, designed for long-haul OTR driving. Day cab semi trucks have no sleeper, built for regional routes where drivers return home nightly. Sleepers cost more and weigh more, but are required for overnight hauls. Day cabs are more fuel-efficient on shorter runs.
Can I finance a used semi truck?
How TruckRadar Works
TruckRadar.Ai aggregates used semi trucks for sale from dealers across the United States into one searchable platform. Every listing includes VIN, year, mileage, engine specs, photos, and direct dealer contact — sourced from the dealer, not a third-party aggregator.
Use our AI-powered search to describe what you need in plain language: "used Kenworth sleeper under $80k in Texas" or "2020 Freightliner Cascadia low miles." Filter by make, model, price, mileage, engine, transmission, and state.
TruckRadar updates inventory daily. When a truck sells, it comes off the platform. When a dealer adds new stock, it appears within 24 hours. Financing options are available through dealers listed on the platform.
