2020 GT350R Pricing Advice

[Aks550]

I am considering putting my Shadow Black 2020 GT350R for sale. I am the original owner and I bought it in June of 2020. The car is not a daily driver, it has never been tracked and currently has 37,800 miles. Entire front has Xpel PPF, it was ceramic coated when installed a week after purchase. It has the Ford Premium Care ESP for 8/100,000 with a $100 deductible which I will gladly transfer over. It will come with a spare brand new front and rear Carbon Fiber wheel that I purchased over a year ago as spare’s but couldn’t find the set for a good price. So I settled on buying the two. And lastly it will include the owners kit and a custom California Car Cover. I have a number in mind that I think is fair which accounts for the extra goodies. However, I wanted to reach out to the forum to see what some of you all think is appropriate. Thanks!

Seriously u should just go carass, similar places for quotations. Coming to an enthusiastic forum will never be the proper gauge for the market pluse.

You are late if u plan to flip for big money, train already left!

Used car market already slipped 14% in last few months, still heading down.

New car sales are also lacking due to amount of incentives are being roll out....

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[Inthehighdesert]

Here we go. Next it’ll be there’s no difference between the 350 and the R.

Seriously u should just go carass, similar places for quotations. Coming to an enthusiastic forum will never be the proper gauge for the market pluse.

You are late if u plan to flip for big money, train already left!

Used car market already slipped 14% in last few months, still heading down.

New car sales are also lacking due to amount of incentives are being roll out....

You dont need luck, u will need miracle if you are upside down on your loan!

 

[MAGS1]

Here we go. Next it’ll be there’s no difference between the 350 and the R.

Considering Cargurus can’t even get their listings right. If you filter down to 350R, they show 51 listings. 90% of them are not R’s…

There are 4 that show up on a nationwide search on cars.com and they are all R’s. There’s probably a few more in the base 350 listings but I didn’t bother to look right now. Just goes to show that most people/places cannot differentiate the two

 

[WItoTX]

I agree with the others, think your 10kish low. I would separate the wheels from the sale as well.

Agree with separating the wheels from the sale. I see them for sale all the time, and they fetch some good $$$.

 

[derklink]

The bottom of the barrel from what I've seen https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2016-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350r-21/

 

[MAGS1]

The bottom of the barrel from what I've seen https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2016-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350r-21/

JLT Intake, does it require a tune on the Shelby’s? It was also in an accident which probably kept the price lower too.

 

[Jasonb543]

My bro sold his 2017 350R with 15k miles for 65K

moved into a gt500 and has never been happier.

car was sold by the end of the week, didn’t have to sit on it etc..

 

[derklink]

JLT Intake, does it require a tune on the Shelby’s? It was also in an accident which probably kept the price lower too.

Yes, looks like it requires a tune. Saw the accident in the Carfax. Hard to tell what happened but not salvaged I think. I'd personally stay away from a car like that but if you want to get into an R for as little as possible, 49k is not a bad deal.

I once looked at one at a dealership and when I saw it in person, I saw it had an intake and was lowered (a non-R that was). I passed. Later I found out it was owned by a young hockey player who traded it for an R, which made me think that it was probably good to pass on it.

 

[MAGS1]

Yes, looks like it requires a tune. Saw the accident in the Carfax. Hard to tell what happened but not salvaged I think. I'd personally stay away from a car like that but if you want to get into an R for as little as possible, 49k is not a bad deal.

I once looked at one at a dealership and when I saw it in person, I saw it had an intake and was lowered (a non-R that was). I passed. Later I found out it was owned by a young hockey player who traded it for an R, which made me think that it was probably good to pass on it.

Yeah title appeared to be clean on the Carfax so the accident couldn’t have been too bad. And yep good deal at $49k for someone wanting to get into one at a good price.

Sounds like you made a good call passing on that 350. It was probably driven really hard

 

[rdrarmy]

@Aks550, thank you very much for your insightful comments. I'm sure you're a great contributor on this forum with your great perspective.

 

[wingnutt]

As one who has a ‘16 R with 55k on her…I’m gonna agree with the others, your 65 is low. Unless of course you just wanna move it, cause she will sell quick at the price

also, agreed again…sell the wheels separately!

 

[rdrarmy]

@MAGS1, lol. I've seen that so many times on CarGurus and Cars.com too. I would think the dealers/sellers know which trim level GT350 they're selling. Maybe they're trying to fool the potential buyers and then pull the good old bait and switch like they tend to do with their prices.

 

[rdrarmy]

@wingnutt, @Inthehighdesert, and @WItoTX, I have thought about selling the two wheels separately too. My thought process I guess is that I'd be making the car more appealing to the potential buyer.

 

[MAGS1]

@MAGS1, lol. I've seen that so many times on CarGurus and Cars.com too. I would think the dealers/sellers know which trim level GT350 they're selling. Maybe they're trying to fool the potential buyers and then pull the good old bait and switch like they tend to do with their prices.

You’d think they would know but I’ve talked to too many dealers that don’t know what they’re selling. It’s sad really. But I’m sure there are several that play the bait and switch game too

 

[rdrarmy]

The bottom of the barrel from what I've seen https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2016-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350r-21/

I haven't been keeping up with BAT as much anymore, but I haven't seen many if any with miles like that one and mine on there. I guess I can always go the BAT route and put a reserve on it too.

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