why would a base R car be more value than a loaded R car? I get there's less of them, but its still... a base car vs the premium or whatever. talking about cars in general, ive seen less optioned models sell for more, more sought after just because low production. doesnt make sense to me.
I agree, it’s all based on the buyer or perspective buyer and what they value as more important. Where I live, no AC is practically a death sentence, so a base R was never in the cards.
If some of us can negotiate a Ford employee dealership price which is quite easy to do we are really looking at close to ~$19,000 OTD and no different than this dealerships pricing model.
Even though the rear CF wheels are larger than the front CF wheels keep in mind that the smaller front wheels are actually more expensive than the smaller rear wheels.
Had to reread your post a few times in order to fully understand your response but at the end of the day low production numbers, less options and a rarity of a vehicle do actually do come into play with respect to overall value of a HP vehicle and in this case a Shelby GT350 Mustang.
I certainly agree with your comments.
Well considering the title of this thread says $78.6I certainly agree with your comments.
Having said that has the asking price for this 2018 Base R now been revised to $78,481 and if so is that not a ~$5000 price increase for this car just since yesterday?
Maybe I have my facts and numbers wrong and if so I will watch for someone to chime in and correct me?
Understood, but if I recall correctly the price for this vehicle was reduced by $5000 after this thread was initially posted but looks like that price reduction has since been retracted.Well considering the title of this thread says $78.6
