Reasonable Offer for a Used GT350?

[MastrHU]

I don’t think the question has been asked yet, if it has, my apologies. Obviously, ADM has been discussed thoroughly and the availability of the GT350 is always in question. Dealers have been jacking up prices, but I haven’t seen too many owners putting there GT350s up for sale yet. Trust me it’s a tempting idea to sale since I got it for a hair under retail. I know there’s a demand for it and I know that I can still sale cheaper than a car with an ADM cost and still make a little cash. It’s a thought, but honestly I like the GT350 and I’m pretty sure there a stipulation under my buyers agreement that restricts me from selling the car before six months. However, I’m still curious. The GT350 is new and we don't know the value it will hold. It could be no big deal or it could be a future classic. What would be a reasonable asking price for a used 2016 GT350 (Tech Pack) car, with less than 1k miles on it? How about MSRP? Thoughts?

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[Myshelby3425]

Under msrp sounds about right if it's a 2016.

$1k under at least.


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[Rated R]

Given how many have voluntarily paid over msrp, a used one may very well still get over msrp for the time being. I wouldn't do it but given the desperation of those who have paid over msrp for a new one, the same exists for the resale market, for now.

 

[mattlqx]

This shop apparently thinks $10k over is still reasonable:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ford-Mustang-Shelby-GT350-/161930648948

 

[FPCV8YO]

I don’t think the question has been asked yet, if it has, my apologies. Obviously, ADM has been discussed thoroughly and the availability of the GT350 is always in question. Dealers have been jacking up prices, but I haven’t seen too many owners putting there GT350s up for sale yet. Trust me it’s a tempting idea to sale since I got it for a hair under retail. I know there’s a demand for it and I know that I can still sale cheaper than a car with an ADM cost and still make a little cash. It’s a thought, but honestly I like the GT350 and I’m pretty sure there a stipulation under my buyers agreement that restricts me from selling the car before six months. However, I’m still curious. The GT350 is new and we don't know the value it will hold. It could be no big deal or it could be a future classic. What would be a reasonable asking price for a used 2016 GT350 (Tech Pack) car, with less than 1k miles on it? How about MSRP? Thoughts?

I feel for that poor Military member who really wanted this car but, didn't "win" the lottery.

 

[Hack]

People will all have their different pain points. I would say somewhere between $10k under and $10k over MSRP is possible for a lightly used GT350. Depends on whether you are Richard Rawlings or not.

 

[likeaboss]

I feel for that poor Military member who really wanted this car but, didn't "win" the lottery.

Agreed! :tsk:

 

[TheDivaDanielle]

Under msrp sounds about right if it's a 2016.

$1k under at least.


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and yet it's hard to find a used 2013/14 GT500 under new MSRP.....

 

[likeaboss]

and yet it's hard to find a used 2013/14 GT500 under new MSRP.....

Here are 26 under $50k. Plenty to be had under their MSRP. Keep in mind they pushed $70k fully loaded.

http://www.cars.com/for-sale/search...d=47272&yrId=51683&searchSource=GN_REFINEMENT

 

[daltron]

and yet it's hard to find a used 2013/14 GT500 under new MSRP.....

All 11 for sale in SoCal are under MSRP :shrug:

Then again, I think the GT350 is a lot more special of a car.

 

[TheDivaDanielle]

now they pushed 70k fully loaded? that's news to me, those that did were fringe.

tried to buy one in 2012, but nobody nudging from their 20-25k ADM in my area. a GT500 coupe started @ 55k, and a vert 59k, and there weren't a lot of options to choose from, performance package, track pack (which shot the price up a ton) and then like seat options and nav.

loaded they were mid 60's at best generally, i remember my vert I wanted was 62k and change before the 25k ADM. but all i wanted was a grabber blue vert with white stripes and nav
i'd only be after another convertible, and people inflate the prices on those so hard.

 

[Myshelby3425]

and yet it's hard to find a used 2013/14 GT500 under new MSRP.....

What u mean? There is a ton of used gt500s under new msrp. If your talking about a left over at the dealer, that's a different story.


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[TheDivaDanielle]

All 11 for sale in SoCal are under MSRP :shrug:

Then again, I think the GT350 is a lot more special of a car.

4 verts in my area (200 miles , highest is 69k, lowest is 52k, yes, a few under MSRP now, but still most are asking more than msrp for the colors/options i find desirable. :-(

 

[Myshelby3425]

4 verts in my area (200 miles , highest is 69k, lowest is 52k, yes, a few under MSRP now, but still most are asking more than msrp for the colors/options i find desirable. :-(

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2, under 45k

20, 45-50k

73, 50-55k


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[Rogue]

Fairly certain even in a couple years the GT350 (used) with lots of miles will still fetch close to MSRP.

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