Prices are on the rise......

[lightrules]

have always loved white with black stripes. i'll say this goes $80+k before BAT fee. 40 mins left...

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2018-ford-mustang-shelby-gt350r-7

welps. sold for $76k + bat fee so $79,800. lower than i thought. but still buyer paid $10k over MSRP for a 3-yr old car.

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[Tomster]

welps. sold for $76k + bat fee so $79,800. lower than i thought. but still buyer paid $10k over MSRP for a 3-yr old car.

So it was a bubble then?

 

[stanglife]

Not sure that $10k over MSRP for a used car is saying there's not bubble or not ;)

When you back in town?

 

[Chumley]

So it was a bubble then?

I wouldn't say bubble but much less than many of the recent sales for such a low mileage car. "$10k over MSRP" is a bit of a stretch. First, who knows what the seller paid? Back in the gogo days GT350's, much less R's were usually marked up. Plus, we all like to conveniently leave out sales tax, registration, and insurance for 3 years, not to mention finance costs and in this case window tint and PPF.... and BAT fees don't accrue to the seller. Seller didn't get hurt for sure but it certainly was no windfall for them.

 

[Postal Bob]

Fwiw, even though these sales seem high, remember, most people paid a $5K-$10K ADM when they bought the car new. So that needs to be figured in when reselling the car, and what it's original price was.

 

[DrumReaper]

I wouldn't say bubble but much less than many of the recent sales for such a low mileage car. "$10k over MSRP" is a bit of a stretch. First, who knows what the seller paid? Back in the gogo days GT350's, much less R's were usually marked up. Plus, we all like to conveniently leave out sales tax, registration, and insurance for 3 years, not to mention finance costs and in this case window tint and PPF.... and BAT fees don't accrue to the seller. Seller didn't get hurt for sure but it certainly was no windfall for them.

$10k over MSRP is just that, MSRP + $10k. That’s pretty good increase.

No one said it was $10k over ADM + MSRP + associated dealer fees, which the market could care less about.

This is a good sign.

 

[moby4dick]

Come On Gals & Guys! This “Bad Boy” is still available! Look “Price Drop”!

 

[moby4dick]

Oooyyy….

 

[Tomster]

Not sure that $10k over MSRP for a used car is saying there's not bubble or not ;)

When you back in town?

In a few days. You'll get to meet the wife.

 

[Bender]

52 mile 19R sitting at 82k. Auction closes in 2 hours
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2019-ford-mustang-gt350r-6/

Edit: Finished at 92K.

 

[Bobfic]

In a few days. You'll get to meet the wife.

haha...nice

 

[Tomster]

haha...nice

Seriously. Jeff and I have been friends for a while. Im going to be in town.

 

[brokenblinker]

I don’t know if it’s a great price. For a buyer yah, but that dealership is trying to move the car so don’t know if it is reflective of a high mileage version as there are others priced higher at other places.

This seems pretty typical of R prices with moderate miles. One near me was going for 62K with 25K miles, so this having 7K miles seems about right.

 

[rush0024]

Update for September 2021

January
2015 Shadow black w/black stripes 70 miles - $115,000 (Mecum)
2016 Race Red - 44 miles - $73,700 (Mecum)
2016 White w/blue stripes - 33 miles - $75,900 (Mecum)
2017 Shadow Black - 46 miles - $74,200 (Mecum)
2017 Shadow black w/black stripes - 21 miles - $77,000 (Mecum)
2017 Lightning Blue w/white stripes - 21 miles - $74,250 (Mecum)
2018 Shadow black w/black stripes - 18 miles - $80,300 (Mecum)
2018 White w/blue stripes - 20 miles - $77,000 (Mecum)
2018 Magnetic Metallic w/black stripes - 22 miles - $81,400 (Mecum)
2019 Orange Fury - 2,700 miles - $69,300 (BaT)
2020 White w/blue stripes - 17 miles - $90,000 BID (Mecum - DID NOT SELL)
2020 White w/blue stripes VIN001 - 1,648 miles - $143,000 (BJ)

February
2017 Race Red - 3,000 miles - $61,950 (BaT - Was wrapped in matte red which could have scared off a lot of people by not knowing what the original paint looks like)

March
2018 Lead Foot Gray w/black roof - 7,000 miles - $65,100 (BaT)
2019 White w/black stripes - 380 miles - $76,000 (BaT)
2019 White w/black stripes - 380 miles - $79,800 (BaT)

April
2016 Race Red w/black roof- 23 miles - $76,650 (BaT)
2019 White w/black stripes - 2,000 miles - $75,600 (BaT)

May
2017 White w/blue stripes - 2,000 miles - $79,000 (BaT)
2018 Lead Foot Gray w/black stripes - Unknown miles - $82,500 (Mecum)
2019 FP Blue w/black stripes & black roof - 335 miles - $82,950 (BaT)
2020 Heritage - Unknown miles - $88,000 (Mecum)

June
2015 Avalanche Grey w/black stripes - 157 miles - $147,400 (BJ)
2016 White w/blue stripes BASE - 92 miles - $93,500 (Mecum)
2016 Shadow Black - 10 miles - $82,500 (BJ)
2020 Shadow Black w/black stripes - 31 miles - $110,400 (BaT)

July
2019 Orange Fury w/ black roof - 1300 miles - $100,000 (BaT)

August
2017 White w/ matte white wrap - 6000 miles - $70,700 (BaT)
2019 Magnetic Metallic w/black stripes - 250 miles - $84,000 (CaB)
2019 Ford Performance Blue - 2700 miles - $95,350 (BaT)
2020 Shadow Black w/black stripes - 7 miles - $110,250 (BaT)

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September

2016 Black w/black stripes, also modified w/supercharger - 1,700 miles - $82,000 (BaT)
2017 Magnetic w/blue stripes - 7,000 miles - $72,825 (BaT)
2017 Lightning Blue - 7,000 miles - $70,875 (BaT)
2018 White w/black stripes - 1,900 miles - $79,800 (BaT)
2019 Magnetic Gray - 207 miles - $96,600 (BaT)
2019 White w/blue stripes - 135 miles - $94,500 (BaT)
2019 White w/blue stripes - 52 miles - $96,600 (BaT)
2019 White w/black stripes - 5,000 miles - $75,147 (BaT)
2020 Twister Orange - 233 miles - $112,000 (BaT)



So what have we learned? As you can see, BringaTrailer fucking exploded with GT350R's in the month of September with 9 cars. Here are some of my quick thoughts...
- 2020 is clearly the year to have outside of 2015. The last three 2020 cars all went for 110-112k.
- $112,000 is the new benchmark for GT350R's (not including 2015 MY or any special versions of the car)
- 2019 cars are the next most desirable at the moment. Gen2 motor probably the reason. That and some of the other updates that model year received.
- Cars with LOW MILES trump spec at the moment. Two 2019 R's crossed the block in the same exact spec and yet one sold for over $21,000 more due to having low miles.
- Lot of ups and downs this month.

Would love to hear your guys thoughts.

 

[DirtRoadTrip]

I wonder what my 2020 Iconic R that just turned 14k miles would go for in this market. Clearly significantly less than the wrapper cars. $80k? Not really interested in selling because it is so awesome but hard to ignore what they’re going for.

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