wenklaw
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It will only be limited by the amount they sell
and the end of production of the s550 model which in the UK won't be anywhere near the volumes of GTs sold since what 2016 but that's not a limited run car
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Add Bolton to the list - that's my local that had two on orderOld trafford and chester I believe authorised to sell the Mach 1


It will only be limited by the amount they selland the end of production of the s550 model which in the UK won't be anywhere near the volumes of GTs sold since what 2016 but that's not a limited run car
Not sure of your point? Bullits wernt limited either and I've had offers from dealers of more than I paid for my new GT 18 months ago.Look at the Bullit, they're now more than they were new
If were talking about holding value the bullit is more capable car than the GT and it's held value really well and didn't sell many, the Mach 1 is even more capable than the bullit and at current hasn't sold as many as the bullit but that could change.Not sure of your point? Bullits wernt limited either and I've had offers from dealers of more than I paid for my new GT 18 months ago.
I nearly sold the GT and purchased a Jag F type P450, but sadly it didn't work out
I wasnt talking about resale i was just highlighting that resale/trade in values of ALL Mustangs at the moment is pretty high. Never disputed that there are improvements on both the Bullit and Mach 1 over the GT as clearly there are. Search the forum, plenty of posts discussing it, its been done to death as the main bone of contention people have is the price increase GT-Bullitt-Mach 1, but as i said its been done to death so i am not going down that route here.If were talking about holding value the bullit is more capable car than the GT and it's held value really well and didn't sell many, the Mach 1 is even more capable than the bullit and at current hasn't sold as many as the bullit but that could change.
Never disputed that there are improvements on both the Bullit and Mach 1 over the GT as clearly there are. Search the forum, plenty of posts discussing it, its been done to death as the main bone of contention people have is the price increase GT-Bullitt-Mach 1, but as i said its been done to death so i am not going down that route here.
All Mustangs at the moment are holding their value but as are a fair few other performance cars at the moment, pandemic ends, new car production gets back to normal and we will see how long it stays that way, my guess not that long however Mustangs resale seems to have always been reasonably okay in the UK but my crystal ball isn't that good and i cant find my sooty stick.
Enjoy the Mach 1 mate.


umm nope, the Mach 1 over the medium term, as in 4-5 years will decrease in trade in value(at what rate who knows at this stage but imagine at a 'similar' rate seen on pre pandemic GT's, Bulitts) and that's how long most people keep a car.haha I guess time will tell which way the market is headed for the Mach 1
umm nope, the Mach 1 over the medium term, as in 4-5 years will decrease in trade in value(at what rate who knows at this stage but imagine at a 'similar' rate seen on pre pandemic GT's, Bulitts) and that's how long most people keep a car.
Keep it longer, 10 years or so who knows but the odds are stacked against it gaining value that's for sure.
Short term as in 12 months or so you may well find its pretty cheap motoring if you came to sell it, but i assume you wont be doing that.
What 'if' it isn't?f the new s650 is even remotely a hybrid then special editions are likely to retain value
I guess we agree on something hahaWhat 'if' it isn't?
I've read nothing with firm specs plus I personally don't think Ford are ready 2022 (?)for a Mustang EV baring in mind they have been very slow on the EV front, again what do I know and until ford tell us no one does.
I agree that the demise of production of petrols cars in 2030 could push prices up but that's 8 years away!