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What a government Peterbilt 357 sells for

Retired government Peterbilt 357 vehicles closed at a middle price of $4,063 over the past year. The middle half of sales landed between $3,725 and $12,338, and the full range ran from $1,025 to $125,860. Closed sales only, from GSA Fleet and GovDeals.

Closed sales
44
Middle price
$4,063
Middle half
$3,725–$12,338

By model year

Peterbilt 357 sales by stateDarker means more sales. Hover a state for its middle price.
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The price tag

Peterbilt 357$4,063$1,025$125,86044 sales · middle half $3,725–$12,338
2007 Peterbilt 357$4,000$1,025$125,86015 sales
2005 Peterbilt 357$3,850$2,525$40,50017 sales

The bar runs from the lowest to the highest sale, the block shows where the middle half landed, and the dot is the middle price. Model-year cards share the same scale, so you can compare them.

By model year

The middle price of each model year with at least three closed sales.

  • 2007$4,00015 sales
  • 2005$3,85017 sales

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Month by month

The middle price of closed Peterbilt 357 sales in each month. Hover a bar for the numbers.

$0$20k$40k$60k$80k Nov 25: middle price $3,975 from 22 salesNov 25Dec 25: middle price $13,050 from 1 salesDec 25Apr 26: middle price $27,200 from 1 salesApr 26May 26: middle price $15,600 from 1 salesMay 26Jun 26: middle price $60,900 from 3 salesJun 26Jul 26: middle price $3,300 from 11 salesJul 26Aug 26: middle price $18,900 from 1 salesAug 26Sep 26: middle price $5,950 from 2 salesSep 26Oct 26: middle price $13,325 from 2 salesOct 26
Middle price of closed Peterbilt 357 sales, by month. Hover a bar for the numbers.
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MonthSalesMiddle priceMiddle half sold forLowest – highest
Nov 2522$3,975$3,763 – $4,206$2,525 – $51,000
Dec 251$13,050$13,050 – $13,050$13,050 – $13,050
Apr 261$27,200$27,200 – $27,200$27,200 – $27,200
May 261$15,600$15,600 – $15,600$15,600 – $15,600
Jun 263$60,900$33,450 – $66,950$6,000 – $73,000
Jul 2611$3,300$1,125 – $8,575$1,025 – $125,860
Aug 261$18,900$18,900 – $18,900$18,900 – $18,900
Sep 262$5,950$5,475 – $6,425$5,000 – $6,900
Oct 262$13,325$9,963 – $16,688$6,600 – $20,050

Top states

Where the most Peterbilt 357 sales happened, with each state's middle price.

  1. Michigan$3,85029 sales
  2. Georgia$11,6504 sales

Every model year

Model yearSalesMiddle priceMiddle half sold forLowest – highest
200715$4,000$1,850 – $4,750$1,025 – $125,860
200517$3,850$3,650 – $4,075$2,525 – $40,500

More prices

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How this report is made

Every number on this page comes from closed government auction sales in the UX Auctions sold archive: 59,503 sales from GSA Fleet and GovDeals that closed between October 23, 2025 and October 23, 2026. Each price is the winning bid the platform published, before buyer's premium, taxes and fees. The archive adds new closed sales every 15 minutes and keeps them, so the report grows every day. Live auction counts and current prices come from the UX Auctions live listings index.

The middle price (median) is the price half the sales were above and half below. The middle half shows where the central 50% of sales landed. Types and models are read from each listing's title, so a few sales may land in the wrong group.

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