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Of course, you are entitled to your opinion. But to me, your view smacks a bit of GT350 envy with a heavy dose of "I sure hope I'm right" thrown in.

Yeah, right. 2015R will discount F0015, one of 37, because it was TITLED? Sure thing. :crazy:

F0015, delivered Nov. 24 with 42 miles, now has 45. Hey, it's been c-c-c-cold and wet here.

2015R's had 38 miles on it when it was dropped at dealer, 42 when delivered to his home in enclosed trailer.

One of 15 sold under Ford's 3-year retention contract. Don't know about the remaining 22 of the 37 '15's built, but would not be surprised if the majority of those were under the same restraints.

I think Ben's car is a '15, one of 37.

I have a 20-foot Featherlite with a factory nose guard, dove tail, removable fenders. Very nice piece and well worth the money.

Today's PC Internet environment does not allow for such frivolities. Shame on you!:headbonk:

Bingo!

Yep.

Call me "clueless," too. I'll let you know how that works out for me in three years. Until then, I have some "garage art" and an occasional driver to enjoy.

I would bet that in three years a '15 R will be worth at least twice MSRP, which is what the anointed buyers paid for the cars. Heck, I know someone who is betting on just that happening.

Approximately 40 percent of the 2015 R run went to high-ranking Ford execs.

Well, I'm willing to bet the '15 R buyers, most of whom bought at MSRP, will be able to at least double their money in three years. In fact, I know someone who is thinking just that way.

The run of 37 '15 R's were pre-anointed, yes. At least 15 of the cars can't be resold for three years. Don't think any of those cars will do anything but appreciate as they will be used sparingly if at all.

Have it make its own payments?

EGO TRP

No, son has the 2015 R. He offered to get me an RS, but I wasn't a player.

Well, that's why there's a plethora of hot, new stuff out there from which to choose. I could have gotten an RS for MSRP and had an early car, but inasmuch as I had recently offed my highly modified '14 Mustang GT (612 hp at rear wheels) because I seldom drove it, I passed as I would have had to...

Alas, Chris, but I still feel like 72.