2016 GT350R- What should the asking price be?

[Poki]

I hardly drive it. Less than 200 miles. Avalanche Gray with black roof. Black stripes. Convenience package. Cover. How much should I be asking?

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[pocketAA]

Here is something similar with a bit more miles. If it was me, I’d list it between 70-75k and see what type interest you get.

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/detail/773824935/overview?aff=share_other

 

[Tank]

What part of the country?

 

[L8APEX]

I hardly drive it. Less than 200 miles. Avalanche Gray with black roof. Black stripes. Convenience package. Cover. How much should I be asking?

You should ask nothing because you should sign up for a track day near you and enjoy the car for what its made for

 

[rebellovw]

How do people get a car like that and “hardly drive it”. It is not a beanie baby.

 

[FLETCshooter]

Problem is you missed the window. As soon as the GT500 was announced the prices dropped. They will keep dropping just like the kr500 did. I got rid of my 2015 z/28 (with only 1700 left on the road) because life is too short to not enjoy all the cars you can and that yes it maybe a collector car, but by the time it would have been, electric cars will be dominating on the track and road. So I felt it was going to be more like the steam car versus the old muscle cars people now pay good money for. I would say depending on your market the example you gave is priced about right. For now at least.

 

[dom418]

I see the same Rs on eBay week after week. Market is very soft. I’d wait until the 500 comes out. I believe prices will level out at that point. Right now if you want to move it you would be lucky to get mid 60s.

 

[ClayDee]

I'd say 60k would be a fair deal for someone.

 

[CANTWN4LSN]

Not sure but don't think the 2016 R came with the convenience package in the first place, only electronics. You are selling a car now out of bumper to bumper warranty that is three years old, and likely needs the oil cooler line TSB done. Despite low/minimal miles I don't personally think it's worth anywhere near $60k unless someone wants to take a chance on speculation of a low mileage R and keep it in storage for another 20 years. But good luck.

 

[ClayDee]

Not sure but don't think the 2016 R came with the convenience package in the first place, only electronics. You are selling a car now out of bumper to bumper warranty that is three years old, and likely needs the oil cooler line TSB done. Despite low/minimal miles I don't personally think it's worth anywhere near $60k unless someone wants to take a chance on speculation of a low mileage R and keep it in storage for another 20

Yes, a lot of things to consider here.

 

[zzrat]

To my knowledge there were only two options for the R models in 16'. One being the electronics pckg cars & the other the base cars that were the radio, air, spare & electronics delete. To pass along some info on a 17' base car that was advertised with only 200 miles, asking price $62K & was already sold when a friend inquired. HTH

I am not sure if the16' R models were on the oil cooler line recall. Would some one in the know chime in? Thanks

 

[zero_chance]

To my knowledge there were only two options for the R models in 16'. One being the electronics pckg cars & the other the base cars that were the radio, air, spare & electronics delete. To pass along some info on a 17' base car that was advertised with only 200 miles, asking price $62K & was already sold when a friend inquired. HTH

I am not sure if the16' R models were on the oil cooler line recall. Would some one in the know chime in? Thanks

2015-2017 models with the build dates of February 24, 2015 through August 30, 2016.

 

[911-AL]

I'm buying a sub 1k mile R on Monday. I do feel low 60's (high 50's with miles) is the bottom for them in 2019/2020 because the GT500 (in my opinion) is going to MSRP for $75k base/$85 handling package with carbon wheels, before ADM which is going to be strong for the first 12-24 months. All in most early adopters are going to be all in at $125k after tax. That's a big gap from the GT350R which I feel will help protect it.

The non-R GT350's though I think will continue to depreciate more than an R.

Al

 

[TDC]

$65k starting price with a sale price expectation of 62-63k. It’s out of bumper to bumper warranty and only 2 years left on the power train. In some case low mileage can be viewed as a negative because oil consumption of your engine has not been determined yet; too early to tell. O. The other hand 2016 cars seem to have less engine issues than later years.

 

[firestarter2]

$65k starting price with a sale price expectation of 62-63k. It’s out of bumper to bumper warranty and only 2 years left on the power train. In some case low mileage can be viewed as a negative because oil consumption of your engine has not been determined yet; too early to tell. O. The other hand 2016 cars seem to have less engine issues than later years.

This sounds about right to me

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