I've noticed the very same thing and have brought it up in the past. I'm contributing to 'oil consumption issues' and the fact that these aren't quite as rare. No love yet...I follow the R market but BaT may give you a sense of the 350 market as you can see actual SOLD prices: https://bringatrailer.com/auctions/results/?search=gt350
Although there seems a strange phenomenon with BaT and the GT350..... In the few other models I follow (e46 M3, CJ-7, CTS-V Wagon) tend to generate top dollar bids on BaT. I feel that the 350 is not getting that same love from BaT bidders..... or I am simply biased because as I'm a soon to be owner and want values to stay strong!
Yep.... every comment string someone invariably brings up the "oil consumption issue" and off we go with examples of "mine never consumed by a drop" followed by "my buddy blew up 2 engines" and so on. I wonder if the fear of being "lit up" in the comment section may keep some sellers away from platform?I've noticed the very same thing and have brought it up in the past. I'm contributing to 'oil consumption issues' and the fact that these aren't quite as rare. No love yet...
This is a great prediction, but only time will tell if enough people are willing to take one of the "95%" effective vaccines.I think by April of 2021 should be over
Just adding the link2017 GT350 in grabber blue with 8k miles just sold on BaT for $42k, seems like a car that was very well bought.
Debatable - 3 year old car with pretty low miles for a driver but not collector miles, for sure. Color is love it or hate it, IMO. It might be a hair low but not by much.2017 GT350 in grabber blue with 8k miles just sold on BaT for $42k, seems like a car that was very well bought.
You're not biased. I have sold on BaT and bid on several cars over the years (haven't yet won an auction there). I did not list my GT350R there ... with few exceptions, it's just not the right audience. Air-cooled Porsches, rare or interesting BMWs (M cars, sporty wagons, '02s), and Italian cars do exceptionally well. Recently, vintage muscle cars and trucks have been burning it up, too. But the only modern, current-production cars that fetch strong values on BaT are GT3 and GT4 Porsches. Modern American muscle cars, even very good ones, do not bring the bids. You can likely do better on autotrader with patience.I follow the R market but BaT may give you a sense of the 350 market as you can see actual SOLD prices: https://bringatrailer.com/auctions/results/?search=gt350
Although there seems a strange phenomenon with BaT and the GT350..... In the few other models I follow (e46 M3, CJ-7, CTS-V Wagon) tend to generate top dollar bids on BaT. I feel that the 350 is not getting that same love from BaT bidders..... or I am simply biased because as I'm a soon to be owner and want values to stay strong!
Supply will be the primary constraint; people's fear or distrust of vaccines will be secondary. It will take months to distribute doses to frontline health care workers and nursing home employees. It will be several months before the gen pop can line up. By then, we'll know how well it works in the real world and how bad the side effects are (early reports suggest the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines do pack a punch), so hopefully the fear will have abated. Even then, it will take several weeks for the spread to demonstrably reduce (because of the lag between infection and symptoms). If I were a betting man, I'd say Q3 of '21 before things begin to approach a more normal state. Note none of this is political, just logistics.This is a great prediction, but only time will tell if enough people are willing to take one of the "95%" effective vaccines.
Lightfoot's new budget/$94 million tax hike isn't going to help either. In August we sold our home in the Avondale neighborhood and moved up to southern Wisconsin.... come on up here! after 6 months I have found living expenses are over significantly less up here and there is plenty of space to build big garages!I did sell the GT350R in a private listing. I miss it already, but 7 cars was too much in downtown Chicago, and with a newborn, I wanted to simplify our lives some. .......
I wouldn't trust those guys at BAT. My first and only experience trying to deal with them was for a car that i found was already sold a month earlier. It looks as if they shill bid it to drive the price up and got stuck with it and tried to sell it again. So, just because you see a "sold for" price on their site, it doesn't mean the car was really sold.I follow the R market but BaT may give you a sense of the 350 market as you can see actual SOLD prices: https://bringatrailer.com/auctions/results/?search=gt350
Although there seems a strange phenomenon with BaT and the GT350..... In the few other models I follow (e46 M3, CJ-7, CTS-V Wagon) tend to generate top dollar bids on BaT. I feel that the 350 is not getting that same love from BaT bidders..... or I am simply biased because as I'm a soon to be owner and want values to stay strong!