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- Andrew
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- 2020 Shelby GT350
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Hi everyone. As stated in the title, I'm checking my perspective and looking for some feedback. Now that the spring/summer rush is over, some GT350s are starting to show up for sale in the area. I bought a new 2020 PP2 back in March because I couldn't get my hands on a 350 without huge markup.
Recently found found this 2019 locally with 2,351 miles. Carfax shows buyback/lemon title for "deep scratches and paint defects front and rear". White car that came with black stripes, looks good in pictures but now has no stripes even though the buyback paperwork I've seen says they were replaced, as well as front headlight assemblies.
Anyway - I know there have been buyback issues with some regular GTs due to paint, and I don't see why the 350 would be exempt, but wanted to check and make sure this is reasonable, especially since the stripes are gone.
What do y'all think about their claiming to "aggressively price" this car with a lemon/buyback title at original sticker? I appreciate the feedback.
- Andrew
Recently found found this 2019 locally with 2,351 miles. Carfax shows buyback/lemon title for "deep scratches and paint defects front and rear". White car that came with black stripes, looks good in pictures but now has no stripes even though the buyback paperwork I've seen says they were replaced, as well as front headlight assemblies.
Anyway - I know there have been buyback issues with some regular GTs due to paint, and I don't see why the 350 would be exempt, but wanted to check and make sure this is reasonable, especially since the stripes are gone.
What do y'all think about their claiming to "aggressively price" this car with a lemon/buyback title at original sticker? I appreciate the feedback.
- Andrew
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