The only way you could have taken more depreciation than the value of the truck is if you used the Standard Mileage Rate.
The Standard Mileage Rate has depreciation built into every mile. If you go over the number of miles needed to zero-out the vehicle, the additional depreciation built into the miles continues, but you needn't recapture that excess over the cost.
I question your use of 32% business use. If the numbers you are using represents 32% (of cost, sales proceeds, etc.) I would wonder how you used the vehicle for business every year for exactly 32% business and 68% personal.
If your use fluctuated year to year, the TurboTax program cannot calculate the gain nor depreciation recapture properly.
If your use fluctuated year to year, and there were years when the business use was more than 32%, the total depreciation taken would be more than 32% of the original cost/basis.
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