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Must sell due to an unexpected military move. I just purchased this car new in late May. MSRP is $50.7k, color is magnetic gray (J7). It was a custom order someone abandoned. I love the spoiler delete w/ Magneride, very rare. It’s currently at 7k miles. It will go up slightly as I drive it on...

Took the daughter horseback riding so we could both enjoy our ponies.

I would say private party it's worth about $10k off MSRP (the going high-discount) and an additional 10-15% depreciation from the MSRP. Why do you want to sell it? That's a pretty fantastic setup.

Anyone else think the '18+ Roushes look the best?

I just use a beater for the winter.

What options do you have to have? Are you local-only? There’s a dude in the Charlotte area who will beat any written offer.

No, I couldn't find anything that low. I took 3.5% for 84 months. My credit score is upper-700s. I wanted 84 for a lower payment.

Absolutely. I was offered $6500 off with 0%, but went with the full $9k off ($50.7k MSRP). It was on Memorial Day weekend, though. Dealers in the southeast sell ridiculously low.

For a PP2, it's actually not that bad of a deal. For a convertible or anything else, I'd call it terrible.

Absolutely. I will not be able to drive my car until late September. However, I purposely purchased a 2019 on Memorial Day weekend because of this instead of waiting and getting a 2020. I'll take $9k off with better seats than probably ~$5k off and worse seats.

FWIW, My 2013 only did 13.3 @ 109 in the summer when I was living in Georgia, whose weather is not too different than N. LA. In the winter, that time went to 12.7 @ 112. This was in a manual transmission, too. You will see marked improvement in the colder weather. Coyotes really respond to cool...

Fake M6? No quad exhaust...

And BTW, you sound exactly like I did. It took me about a week straight of calling and looking at window stickers (hundreds, easily. Maybe a thousand) to find those dealers.

Yeah, those are some terrible deals. So many dealers wouldn’t get close to those dealers I PM’d you about. The Koons dealer listed above is a decent source, too. I actually used to know one of the Koons’ sons when I lived in VA. Big party animal. Lol. I would highly recommend Uriah or Sandra...

Perfectly stated on all points.

Glad to hear. You are doing it the right way for sure. Have dealers compete. It always works out the best.

That's some serious beer math. Factoring in depreciation, which is a major cost, the GT350 is significantly more expensive comparing new-to-new. The performance benefit is marginal compared to the cost.