Is 2020 the last year for the GT350

[PP0001]

Care to share?

Based on conversations over the past few days I would suggest that the 2020 GT350/R is done as of this model year.

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[ParkCity06]

Yes--given there are deals like this out there now--it is no wonder:

https://www.cars.com/vehicledetail/...tm_campaign=retargeting&aff=criteo&BAC=criteo

 

[ParkCity06]

Oops--sorry--wrong URL:

https://www.sheehyfordspringfield.c...c0a0e0adf07cdfe616299d0c6.htm?searchDepth=5:5

 

[svassh]

Oops--sorry--wrong URL:

https://www.sheehyfordspringfield.c...c0a0e0adf07cdfe616299d0c6.htm?searchDepth=5:5

Baah, not even $4k off MSRP! The new discount is $5k minimum.

 

[thill444]

Well depends how much profit is still in there for dealers and Ford. They discount their other vehicles heavily but still don’t lose money. Time will tell.

 

[svttim]

Care to share?

You guys are all forgetting one major thing:

how long do you think the Shelby trademark deal is for?

 

[thill444]

But they have the trademark on the Shelby GT500 too and Ford already confirmed there will be more than one model year.

 

[BostonDMD]

Does anyone know the percentage markup from invoice to MSRP? I’m looking to buy an R @$8000 off MSRP, but no takers so far....

 

[H@mmer]

Does anyone know the percentage markup from invoice to MSRP? I’m looking to buy an R @$8000 off MSRP, but no takers so far....

According to CarGurus

Shelby GT350R Coupe RWD MSRP: $72,135 Invoice: $68,398

 

[dom418]

Why not make it $10k? I wouldn’t be a taker at $8k off either.
$5k is more realistic

Does anyone know the percentage markup from invoice to MSRP? I’m looking to buy an R @$8000 off MSRP, but no takers so far....

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[BostonDMD]

It’s

Why not make it $10k? I wouldn’t be a taker at $8k off either.
$5k is more realistic


t

It’s all about supply and demand.....

 

[911GT350R]

Why not make it $10k? I wouldn’t be a taker at $8k off either.
$5k is more realistic


t

I paid $66k on a sticker of $73.5k. But I waited until Dec 31st to make my move.

 

[phatjoe]

Does anyone know the percentage markup from invoice to MSRP? I’m looking to buy an R @$8000 off MSRP, but no takers so far...

I haven't seen that much of a discount on an R. I have been shopping around for a GT350, and I've come across a couple of dealers willing to do $8,100 off of MSRP for a leftover 2019. These dealers tend to be 500-1000 miles away from me. I could always pay to have it shipped to me, but I'd prefer to find a local dealer willing to match that...

 

[Champale]

phatjoe - I vote fly and drive it back! I have bought cars out of state and driven back and found it to be a lot of fun. Plus, you get to know the car really well by the time you get home. If you can save yourself extra thousands of dollars, a few hundred bucks on a flight and even a night in a hotel is worth it.

 

[ExtantPuzzle]

I haven't seen that much of a discount on an R. I have been shopping around for a GT350, and I've come across a couple of dealers willing to do $8,100 off of MSRP for a leftover 2019. These dealers tend to be 500-1000 miles away from me. I could always pay to have it shipped to me, but I'd prefer to find a local dealer willing to match that...

I straight up sent my dealer a half-dozen links from Cars.com of other dealers who would do cheaper prices and said "Make me an offer - my wife already said it was cool if I fly-and-buy, but I'd rather get from you if the price is right." Worst case, they say no and you get a great road trip. Best best, they drop their price to be competitive and/or throw in some extras.

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