Zitrosounds
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- Joined
- Oct 20, 2015
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- Location
- Madison, AL
- First Name
- Harold
- Vehicle(s)
- 16 GT350R/16 GT350TP/15 GT-PP/12 GT-PP
OH!! So its faster now, only 2 seconds? on what track? LOLFunny, not the first time I've been called that
Most people who buy cars like that buy them as a "status symbol", and I think that's stupid to do. Just because they can do it doesn't mean they should.
I'm not calling anyone a "poser", I'm calling them stupid for paying for something they know they aren't going to use. New analogy: you go to McDonalds with a friend. Your friend is a vegan, but orders 20 hamburgers just to show they can afford to buy 20 hamburgers, knowing they have no intention of eating them, yet won't let anyone else eat them. Is that not stupid to do?
Well, lets see... You bought a GT, then sold it to get the GT350... that's at least a $10k hit on depreciation there. Then you sold the GT350 to get a GT350R, and although I'm HIGHLY doubtful that you paid under MSRP for it, that's at least a $5k hit on depreciation, along with the extra $20k in raw cost over your GT. Account for tax, tags, and licensing on both Shelbys, yes, it totals about $40k more than your GT.
So congratulations, you spent $40k extra for a car that's 2 seconds faster than a stock PP2
I paid no ADM only MSRP for the 350's. Paid well under sticker for the GT's. 40K is a preposterous figure. I am a well established buyer/customer at my dealer and have always been taken care of. Back to you preposterous numbers, last I checked Ford GT's are selling for more than or equal to the MSRP when new LOL.
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