This is a good test of the current market

[dnstommy]

https://carsandbids.com/auctions/98...c1bb81-0438-4e0f-b0d7-f62fc8e270f9&ref=lr_1_1

This car started off really slow. Not sure if it is the color, no stripes, no recaros or old tires. Its 57k at the time of this post.

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[Voodoo Velocity]

Probably all of the above. Not marketing mine, but my CARFAX report today:

 

[dnstommy]

Sold for 59,500

 

[Inthehighdesert]

62,500ish with there 5% buyer fee. The car looked like it was treated like a daly driver, which there’s nothing wrong with that. Seller did well. Pretty much msrp for a seven year old car. Says a lot about the desireability of the 350’s.

Sold for 59,500

 

[DCShelby]

Carvana bought my 2020 Shadow Black 350 from me in June for 62k, sold it for 74k. So good low mileage 19 and 20’s can sell for above the original sticker price. That’s pretty amazing.

 

[CorralesR]

In my opinion Cars and Bids is not the venue for these cars. A lowish mile 19 and 20 car in good condition should be around 65k. Bring a trailer has a much larger audience and usually gets a better number. These cars in good condition with low miles are doing very well. I sometimes check the CarMax website to see what they are selling theirs for. I checked yesterday and they only had 10 with 8 pending!

 

[DCShelby]

Yes they move quick. The one I sold to them was sold by them in a week. I hope the person that got it uses the new AC system I had done to it! I’d say they are becoming collectible now which is both good and bad. The only car I’ve owned that got that true collectible status is the Integra Type R I bought in 1998. I think a clean one goes for double what it cost new now. Or more.

 

[lo-fi]

It sold for $68k plus fees in 2023 on bring a trailer with only 1300 miles on the clock. So I'd say cars and bids was fair given the mileage is nine times higher now.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2019-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350-42/

 

[Lorne34]

I'm just going to keep putting the miles on mine for as long as I am blessed to own one.
It is encouraing to see prices holding steady. I wonder what it's going to be like in 10-15 years.. will mileage matter as much?

 

[Hack]

People will pay more for low miles. If I were in the market, I'd look for something with a bunch of miles just to save the money on it. I don't trust a car that hasn't been driven much.

But that viewpoint is very uncommon. Most people think it's fine if a car sits 99% of the time.

 

[drought_buster]

Hack, I do see your point. I joke that I will never know if my 17 is an oil burner or not. It’s 9 years old, has had 8 oil changes and has 5,600 miles on it.

 

[Kachow]

Hack, I do see your point. I joke that I will never know if my 17 is an oil burner or not. It’s 9 years old, has had 8 oil changes and has 5,600 miles on it.

Why don’t you drive it?

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