Yes,if not it will BAT will indicate "no reserve" in listing. Really a great site to list interesting cars,and the comments can be priceless at times.. They have a feature that if there's a bid at the end they extend the auction by two minutes every time someone bids..gives folks a second(and sometimes sixth or seventh)chance to win it. I've seen some cars double in price in that fashion, not going to happen on this one though.
$58k seems cheap to me for an almost new GT350R. Is that what you mean?
I thought that was a typo however, apparantly that's correct. Which leads me to the question how can anyone be stupid enough to pay $ 50k markup for any Ford, excluding the GT ? :doh:
I'm hoping, for his sake, that's just what the window sticker(s) say and he actually negotiated a better price.
And GT's didn't have markup since the cars were managed through Ford Performance Concierge Services.
Not sure that mattered because quite a few were selling below msrp, I remember seeing them on sale for $115k NEW. The dealers couldnt get them off the lot, this was during 07/08. Initially marked up sky high (in 05/06), then a couple years after the price was going lower and lower, $150 > $140 > $130 > $120/115k.
Those cars were on dealer lots. The new ones will NEVER hit a dealership floor until it has been configured, signed for, money exchanged, and built. The dealership is nothing more than a landing pad and service garage, that SPECIFIC dealership (since your dealership of your choosing gets a custom makeover specifically to service your GT). They are completely controlled by Ford Motor Company.
