stanglife
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If you had to pay sales tax, you'll likely never flip it for a profit unless it's an R and even then, the market is unknown right now.
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I feel for that poor Military member who really wanted this car but, didn't "win" the lottery.
Fairly certain even in a couple years the GT350 (used) with lots of miles will still fetch close to MSRP.
I feel strongly that some of the guys popping in here lately demanding MSRP on an R, are simply looking for flip it for a free $15-$20k.
The Sticker on my GT500 was a little over $68k. It had everything but the Shaker 1000. I paid $62k for it.now they pushed 70k fully loaded? that's news to me, those that did were fringe.
tried to buy one in 2012, but nobody nudging from their 20-25k ADM in my area. a GT500 coupe started @ 55k, and a vert 59k, and there weren't a lot of options to choose from, performance package, track pack (which shot the price up a ton) and then like seat options and nav.
loaded they were mid 60's at best generally, i remember my vert I wanted was 62k and change before the 25k ADM. but all i wanted was a grabber blue vert with white stripes and nav
i'd only be after another convertible, and people inflate the prices on those so hard.
I guess that I shouldn't have cussed out that dealer who speculated that I was going to do that.Not a bad move. I'd do it in a heart beat.
I'd get a few. Quick 60-80k. I rather make that money than have it donated to the dealers.
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Not a bad move. I'd do it in a heart beat.
I'd get a few. Quick 60-80k. I rather make that money than have it donated to the dealers.
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[ame]3000 under msrp. It's a tainted used car now. Value lost once titled, and ADM has no bearing.