ALL GT350/GT350R LEADS, ALLOCATIONS, DEPOSITS [READ FIRST POST]

[96cobra]

know someone with 2018 allocation late build 3500 over sticker. He said order what color and options you what.

for an R?

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[smbstyle]

I have a client with a 2017 R in Grabber Blue, No Stripes, electronics package, 500 miles, for $77k - car is located in Tampa, FL.

PM me for his contact info if you are serious.

 

[Zitrosounds]

I have a client with a 2017 R in Grabber Blue, No Stripes, electronics package, 500 miles, for $77k - car is located in Tampa, FL.

PM me for his contact info if you are serious.

Tell him to SUCK IT!!!! MSRP or bit me

 

[smbstyle]

Tell him to SUCK IT!!!! MSRP or bit me

hahah good luck with that

 

[50 Deep]

hahah good luck with that

Don't mind [MENTION=19262]Zitrosounds[/MENTION].

77k is not a bad deal given the market.

Thanks for the lead

 

[Bossing]

Someone will buy that for 77k even though it's preowned and it's grabber blue after all.... might be sooner than we think once word spreads around.

 

[Mr. Adair]

Don't mind @Zitrosounds .

77k is not a bad deal given the market.

Thanks for the lead

Exactly! Is that about 8K over? Unless you have an allocation for an 2018 at 5K over and are willing to go without a car for another 18 months. That is a very good buy in my opinion if that color works. Lowest R I have seen on the market that is available in the last 3 months. Of course it's too much for all of the Track Pack guys who either didn't look hard enough for an R or didn't have the money

 

[D_cow]

Rodeo Ford In Goodyear Az will sell their R at 10K over

 

[2011gt350]

I just called on the R you posted ...they told me $25k markup. Who did you speak with that told you 10k?

 

[machsmith]

It's like that all the time.
Say it's 5, 10, 15 and is always 20 to 40 over. Be patient, toward the end of 18 my they should be fairly common at 5k over or maybe even MSRP in many cases.

 

[2011gt350]

Hope you are correct...frustrating to say the least.

 

[havasu486]

It's like that all the time.
Say it's 5, 10, 15 and is always 20 to 40 over. Be patient, toward the end of 18 my they should be fairly common at 5k over or maybe even MSRP in many cases.

Timing and location are everything!!!!!!!! I purchased mine for under MSRP in Wisconsin at the end of November 2016. Keep searching, keep calling.

 

[D_cow]

I just called on the R you posted ...they told me $25k markup. Who did you speak with that told you 10k?

Butch Anderson, tell him david sent you

 

[Next Phase]

As soon as a lead is posted, they get multiple calls....then the $10k ADM goes to $25k again. We've seen the pattern over and over again.

 

[shelby_r]

+1. The best way to post a lead (as we've found over the past year +) is to do the following:

1. State you have a lead and what type of car it is - color, stripes, R, packages, etc., as well as the price/ADM
2. Ask for people to PM you to get the information (DO NOT post the dealership's name! This only leads to multiple calls into the dealer, and then the price suddenly rises, because the dealer feels they can start a bidding war)
3. Pass the information along to 1 person at a time, with a time frame for making a decision. If the first person doesn't act within the time frame (say...24 hours), the lead goes to the next person.

The intentions of many are good, but we can inadvertently make it too easy for the dealerships to get greedy and squeeze as much out of these great cars as they want.

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