2015 GT350 - with ADM

[shelby_r]

So, in an effort to help others (and not get shot by the ADM haters ), I have located a 2015 GT350 in northern Florida that is still available. It has the following options:

- Oxford White
- Blue OTT Stripes
- Track Pack
- ETA - August 26th

I have a copy of the sticker, as well as the purchase order from the dealer. They are asking $20K over MSRP.

Please, let's not turn this into an ADM shouting match! ;) If you are interested, please PM me and I'll send you the info. First person to PM me gets the info, and I'll forward onto others if a deal isn't closed within 24 hours.

Thanks! :ford:

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[Rags]

Thanks and not an attack on ADM

I am looking still for MSRP or close. I was late to trigger on Dragon's offer - Darn it

But have a dealer in SA that will do 5k over on GT350 not R. PM if you need info.

 

[10splaya22]

Sorry but how exactly is this helping? A 20k over MSRP "deal" isn't hard to find. If it was a couple thousand over at most that would be helpful.

 

[shelby_r]

Sorry but how exactly is this helping? A 20k over MSRP "deal" isn't hard to find. If it was a couple thousand over at most that would be helpful.

Did you check the year? There are only 50 being made for 2015 with the Track Pack. One that is the exact same color, stripe color, and Track Pack just sold for $115,100 on eBay. Let me know where you can find a 2015 for a couple thousand over. ;)

Feel free to pass .

 

[Bossing]

^Agree.

Plus just because the dealer is asking 20k over doesn't mean you can't offer/say- "I'll pay you 10k over right now and secure with a deposit!" They may say sure. If not, then no big deal... just move on to the next dealer.

 

[10splaya22]

Did you check the year? There are only 50 being made for 2015 with the Track Pack. One that is the exact same color, stripe color, and Track Pack just sold for $115,100 on eBay. Let me know where you can find a 2015 for a couple thousand over. ;)

Feel free to pass .

Oops...I did not notice that. In that case good find on the 2015 but I will have to pass lol.

 

[shelby_r]

Oops...I did not notice that. In that case good find on the 2015 but I will have to pass lol.

No worries!

Truly, I've come across a few 2015s that were available at the time, and the standard asking price is $20K over for a 2015 GT350. I have yet to find a 2015 GT350R that wasn't a VIP purchase. I can only imagine how much those would go for!

Also, I've known of several people that have paid more than $20K over for a 2015 GT350, and that's not including the ones that have sold on eBay (total purchase price plus TT&L: $80K, $82K, $115K, $125K, etc.). :eyebulge:

 

[Five Oh Brian]

I have yet to find a 2015 GT350R that wasn't a VIP purchase. I can only imagine how much those would go for!

One of the 37 '15 R's is coming to the dealership I work for. We agreed to sell it to our customer for MSRP. He was a VIP chosen by Ford to receive the allocation, not us, so this was an extra car we could have never gotten otherwise, so MSRP was a win-win for both parties.

 

[5.0 Probie]

One of the 37 '15 R's is coming to the dealership I work for. We agreed to sell it to our customer for MSRP. He was a VIP chosen by Ford to receive the allocation, not us, so this was an extra car we could have never gotten otherwise, so MSRP was a win-win for both parties.

:cheers::clap2::first::hail:

 

[350Mike]

I wouldn't advertise a dealer that is charging ADM. Even if it's a 15... You're promoting a ripoff, and greed. I'll sell my 2016 for 20k over what I paid. Not. It's pretty wild how you can put the lamest spin on something, then justify a huge markup and people fall for it. Emotions get the best of people. 2015's might be low numbered, but they aren't rare or legendary yet. I keep forgetting 15's exist...

 

[shelby_r]

I wouldn't advertise a dealer that is charging ADM. Even if it's a 15... You're promoting a ripoff, and greed. I'll sell my 2016 for 20k over what I paid. Not. It's pretty wild how you can put the lamest spin on something, then justify a huge markup and people fall for it. Emotions get the best of people. 2015's might be low numbered, but they aren't rare or legendary yet. I keep forgetting 15's exist...

Sooooooo, what are you trying to say?

We need the cartoon of the dead horse getting beat added to this thread...

 

[mustang_lurkers]

MEH....I got a 2016 GT350 contracted at 3k under MSRP.

 

[350Mike]

Sooooooo, what are you trying to say?

We need the cartoon of the dead horse getting beat added to this thread...

Yeah, I'm not beating a dead horse. I'm just saying don't be a sucker, or be a smart consumer with your money.

Maybe I'd actually like to meet all 20k+ buyers, I own some really rare stuff I'd like to sell. I've got an original iPhone for $1,000,000 the only one left in existence.

 

[Hack]

Yeah, I'm not beating a dead horse. I'm just saying don't be a sucker, or be a smart consumer with your money.

Maybe I'd actually like to meet all 20k+ buyers, I own some really rare stuff I'd like to sell. I've got an original iPhone for $1,000,000 the only one left in existence.

I would say that using words like "sucker" probably irritates some.

I recently looked at Porsches and drove some to see why Ford is trying to compete with them and compare to them. I was at a dealer and they had a 2006 Carrera 4 (911 rear engine car with AWD) that I drove. It was a nice car, very smooth shifting and decent power, but it just didn't do it for me. The 2006 electronics really let it down the most. I do think the Mustang is too big; I preferred the size of the 911. If I would have fit into a Cayman that probably would have been my first choice, though. And they wanted $45k for this 2006 (originally an $88k vehicle).

I have pretty much decided that even though I think Porsche has a great reputation and I would love to own one, I probably never will. It's just not a performance bargain like the Mustang. I think I got a lot more for my money buying a GT compared to any Porsche.

I was thinking about the car for the money factor, and what I realized is the people who are buying Porsches don't care if they are getting a performance bargain. They have plenty of money and $40-$80 thousand dollars extra really doesn't matter much to them.

I think it's different than being a sucker. The math and reasoning just work differently when you have a few hundred thousand extra just laying around. I love cars and if I had the money I would own a Porsche just because it would be fun to experience something different.

Sorry long post but I think it explains why people will pay ADM on the GT350. They have enough money that the ADM just doesn't mean much to them. That and they are totally cracked on cars just like me.

Oh and sorry about the horse to the OP. I think posting about the 2015 was a good public service announcement that will help someone looking for one.

 

[megacycle]

I would say that using words like "sucker" probably irritates some.

I recently looked at Porsches and drove some to see why Ford is trying to compete with them and compare to them. I was at a dealer and they had a 2006 Carrera 4 (911 rear engine car with AWD) that I drove. It was a nice car, very smooth shifting and decent power, but it just didn't do it for me. The 2006 electronics really let it down the most. I do think the Mustang is too big; I preferred the size of the 911. If I would have fit into a Cayman that probably would have been my first choice, though. And they wanted $45k for this 2006 (originally an $88k vehicle).

I have pretty much decided that even though I think Porsche has a great reputation and I would love to own one, I probably never will. It's just not a performance bargain like the Mustang. I think I got a lot more for my money buying a GT compared to any Porsche.

I was thinking about the car for the money factor, and what I realized is the people who are buying Porsches don't care if they are getting a performance bargain. They have plenty of money and $40-$80 thousand dollars extra really doesn't matter much to them.

I think it's different than being a sucker. The math and reasoning just work differently when you have a few hundred thousand extra just laying around. I love cars and if I had the money I would own a Porsche just because it would be fun to experience something different.

Sorry long post but I think it explains why people will pay ADM on the GT350. They have enough money that the ADM just doesn't mean much to them. That and they are totally cracked on cars just like me.

Oh and sorry about the horse to the OP. I think posting about the 2015 was a good public service announcement that will help someone looking for one.

I am going to stick a fork in your theory. I have significantly more than "a few hundred thousand laying around". There are guys that I know who love cars that have many millions on tap. None of us would ever consider allowing a grease ball car dealer to bend us over for a nickel more than the factory printed window sticker. People of financial wealth and stability flatly refuse to be manipulated by this kind of BS and nonsense. I remember when morons took home equity loans to pay car dealers ADMs on '07 GT500s after being convinced by car salesman about them being "limited" investments. Total nonsense that is tantamount to literally throwing thousands of dollars out into the street. There are definite reasons why some of us with similar back rounds, levels of education, and incomes, have disposable wealth and others have no more than a profound degree of negative net worth.

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