2015-2020 GT350 value?

[sms2022]

There’s some pretty good deals out there right now on cargurus. Not like the initial Covid price drop where one owner cars were $40k but I’ve seen a few one owner cars in the $44-50k range depending on options.

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[wingnutt]

You just made a lot of things up. I’m not sure why you’re fixated on me having sold it (again)..

I’ll break it down for you. I’m not poo pooing anything. There’s nothing inherently wrong with a multi owner car. There are many factors that influence what a buyer is willing to pay for a car. The number of previous owners is absolutely one of them. If your friend doesn’t get this, he might not be firing on all cylinders.

 

[95CobraR]

..... I’ve seen a few one owner cars in the $44-50k range depending on options...

I wish you would link me to a one owner car in the $44K-50K range. It must be recently serviced with new date-coded tires.

I talked to a Sales Manager that didn't know how read the car tire's date code. Plus, he had no clue on the car's service history (he could look it up). Keys? He forgot how many he had. Does it have the GT350 box of stuff? They claim it was never included.

I remember when a Ford Sales Manager made that position due to knowledge of Ford cars and their values. Not anymore. Is he sober?--U R hired.

 

[MAGS1]

OP, here’s a one owner, super low mileage R for you. Just listed

https://www.diamondmotorworks.com/2020-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350r-c-4674/

 

[Inthehighdesert]

Didn’t you get the memo. These are readily available in the 45-50k range.

OP, here’s a one owner, super low mileage R for you. Just listed

https://www.diamondmotorworks.com/2020-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350r-c-4674/

 

[MAGS1]

Didn’t you get the memo. These are readily available in the 45-50k range.

LOL. The person that just bought the Iconic R that Diamond had must’ve missed that memo too. Similar mileage, also a 2020. Was listed for a similar price I believe.

 

[95CobraR]

..OP, here’s a one owner, super low mileage R for you. Just listed.

$100,000 for a GT350 R? I saw one for $160,000.

I did mention that over 23,000 cars were made?

I placed my 2019 GT350 #1868 on cargurus.com

They said my car was worth $52K with new tires and 6000 miles. They called me--- I said I was sorry as I was looking to buy a car and not sell one. The wholesale value is $52K.

I can wait until this fall/winter to buy one.

 

[Inthehighdesert]

Wish you the best. I don’t think time will make the search better though.

$100,000 for a GT350 R? I saw one for $160,000.

I did mention that over 23,000 cars were made?

I placed my 2019 GT350 #1868 on cargurus.com

They said my car was worth $52K with new tires and 6000 miles. They called me--- I said I was sorry as I was looking to buy a car and not sell one. The wholesale value is $52K.

I can wait until this fall/winter to buy one.

 

[526 HRSE]

I wish you would link me to a one owner car in the $44K-50K range. It must be recently serviced with new date-coded tires.

I talked to a Sales Manager that didn't know how read the car tire's date code. Plus, he had no clue on the car's service history (he could look it up). Keys? He forgot how many he had. Does it have the GT350 box of stuff? They claim it was never included.

I remember when a Ford Sales Manager made that position due to knowledge of Ford cars and their values. Not anymore. Is he sober?--U R hired.

Really? It MUST have new date coded tires? You know they sell tires at tire stores, right?

 

[NPTR]

Sounds like a notable wish list at a steal of a deal price. If you want all the bells and whistles, perfect service history, fresh rubber, etc., I doubt you’ll find that at a bargain basement price. The only “good deals” I’ve seen on these cars requires you to take a bit of a leap of faith…and that’s not something I’d want to do. Not saying you should overpay either, but you definitely get what you pay for in the end. And I agree with the above, I don’t see time helping much…as the world moves to EV, smaller engines w boost, less manual, massive electronics screens, etc…I just don’t see a normal depreciation curve anytime soon for cars like this and actually expect the opposite. We can also keep talking about this “elusive recession” but I don’t see that changing much either, and is highly speculative.

 

[95CobraR]

..Really? It MUST have new date coded tires? You know they sell tires at tire stores, right?

Not at all. The value of a car is with the proper investments to keep the car in excellent condition.

l will not pay high prices for a car that needs new tires. The same guy also hasn't completed normal service maintenance. It may have a bent wheel and a bad clutch for I know?

 

[95CobraR]

..ounds like a notable wish list at a steal of a deal price. If you want all the bells and whistles, perfect service history, fresh rubber, etc., I doubt you’ll find that at a bargain basement price.

I never said I wanted a bargain price. I want a fair price based on the above (tires and paperwork of the service work), and the extra Ford GT 350 Box that was sent to all new owners.

Is this not a fair price?

 

[wingnutt]

EDIT…nevermind, just noticed you are looking for a non-R

 

[95CobraR]

EDIT…nevermind, just noticed you are looking for a non-R

Yes, I do WTB a nice GT350 that is as nice as my car. My car is a 2019 no option car that I ordered and bought new (five years ago).

I was wanting to buy another as of the last of 5.2L Ford ICE cars. I read today that Ford may make these cars longer than they once announced (lower demand for EV's).

 

[Tomster]

WTB a nice GT350 that is as nice as my car.

It may be nice, but nothing will be as fast.

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