that is what I originally thought, however those two were different colors. This one doesn't appear to have any damage at all. Where those that took a spill have some road rash at least by looking at the marks on the highway.
Makes me wonder if the dealer sold it, copart bought it and then it trying to make little off the top on it? https://www.ebay.com/itm/2020-Ford-...275784?hash=item42155d45c8:g:sJUAAOSwg~JeepzOI found this..
That is the way it seems, they sold close to $7k over MSRP on ebay (-fees?), now copart has a buy it now of $99,500. So i would imagine them not letting it go for under $95k - just a guess. So anyone who thinks they are going to scoop this up under MSRP is going to be in for a rude awakening!
Or maybe copart is. Hard times means less discretionary cash.
very true, but this is a highly anticipated car and to see it go this direction is a bit strange. But with the virus, it's affecting all aspects of business and it's very possible they are trying to free up some cash. I will certainly be watching this one.
Yes, but you are buying a car with a sketchy background. You are not buying a car from a dealer on a new car lot. I would have to get this one on a discount before I would bite.
I wonder if you can use a broker to dig a bit deeper into the history on how it landed in their lap. All my dealer friends won't touch Copart! I'd be a buyer if it checked out and I could get it under MSRP (then again so would you and many others on this forum).
I've made my deal. Nope, not interested in this car. CFTP on its way soon enough.
