Sell my GT for the new 7th generation?

[jrsimon27]

What are your thoughts on this?
Right now i have a good oportunity to sell my 2016 GTPP they are giving me really good money for it.
But iam debating if i sell it cause if the new 7th generation Mustang i dont like it when its revealed i will be sad to sell my car cause i so much like 2015-2017 models they are the best looking for me thats just my opinion.
Thanks.

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[Luckybob2485]

Hang on to it until you see what the new gen looks like. Used car values will still be pretty strong when the new model is revealed.

 

[br_an]

Do you like to gamble?

 

[jrsimon27]

Hang on to it until you see what the new gen looks like. Used car values will still be pretty strong when the new model is revealed.

I hope so cause iam really tempted to grab the money and save it for the new model but its a gamble.

 

[jrsimon27]

Do you like to gamble?

Sometimes jajaja

 

[McGruder]

My personal rule of thumb is to wait a few years for bugs to be found and fixed for new models and or redesigns so what I end up with is more reliable. I'm pretty happy with my 19'.

 

[Pkvir]

Although I am very happy with my 2020, If the next gen is a great improvement, I would consider one. I'll just try and pay mine off in the mean time.

 

[FinitePrimus]

It likely won't be out until 2023 given the supply chain disruptions. It will be a radical change likely (if they are moving to AWD and/or Hybrid) meaning lots of issues/bugs/faults. By the time you wait until 2024-2025 to get a model that has been ironed out, you have enjoyed your S550 for a few more years.

 

[RazzaRossa]

Car payment or no car payment, it's you decision.

 

[Cobra Jet]

First year production = growing pains . . .

Plus like others mention above, there has not been any good visuals of the body shell or interior - it's all covered in camo.

If you're getting a good deal NOW on selling your S550, sell it, bank the $$$ and see what is to come of the 7G.... before blindly settling on it.

 

[Interceptor]

First year production = growing pains . . .

Plus like others mention above, there has not been any good visuals of the body shell or interior - it's all covered in camo.

If you're getting a good deal NOW on selling your S550, sell it, bank the $$$ and see what is to come of the 7G.... before blindly settling on it.

This plan. If you don't like the 7s then repurchased a 15-17 at a lower price since it will be a couple of years older. Plus you don't know what your car will be worth in 2025

 

[jrsimon27]

First year production = growing pains . . .

Plus like others mention above, there has not been any good visuals of the body shell or interior - it's all covered in camo.

If you're getting a good deal NOW on selling your S550, sell it, bank the $$$ and see what is to come of the 7G.... before blindly settling on it.

This i would do but still undecided.

 

[jrsimon27]

It likely won't be out until 2023 given the supply chain disruptions. It will be a radical change likely (if they are moving to AWD and/or Hybrid) meaning lots of issues/bugs/faults. By the time you wait until 2024-2025 to get a model that has been ironed out, you have enjoyed your S550 for a few more years.

I would buy awd hope they do it iam just tired of loosing races on non prep surfaces

 

[jrsimon27]

This plan. If you don't like the 7s then repurchased a 15-17 at a lower price since it will be a couple of years older. Plus you don't know what your car will be worth in 2025

Also good idea.

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