ctandc72
Well-Known Member
I have a philosophy....
If you ain't blood, you ain't paying my bills or sharing my bed - why should I care what you think?
I liked my '17 V6 car a lot. It was a GREAT daily driver after some simple mods. I know the dealer, the 3.7 was replaced by the EB for '18 and I got a good deal on the car new. I didn't care what people thought about it. I still laugh about the guy in a 4.6 GT who couldn't keep up with me and got PISSED when he found out my car was a V6. I would have never traded my '17 and bought my '19 GT if it hadn't of made sense from a $ standpoint.
That being said - I doubt (I could very well be wrong) you're going to do all that well from a sell / trade standpoint when figuring in the price you're likely to get on a new GT will be that much higher. I paid a bit over $33K for a new '19 GT Base 6 speed in Sept of '19. Even before the car market went nuts - a new base GT would be more than that most of the time. The cheapest deal I've personally witnessed on a new '20 GT was around the same price I paid OTD and his car was a base GT with A10 - and it was a leftover and had been on the lots for MONTHS.
You're single, male and under 25 - your insurance will be high until you put a ring on it or age out.
If you ain't blood, you ain't paying my bills or sharing my bed - why should I care what you think?
I liked my '17 V6 car a lot. It was a GREAT daily driver after some simple mods. I know the dealer, the 3.7 was replaced by the EB for '18 and I got a good deal on the car new. I didn't care what people thought about it. I still laugh about the guy in a 4.6 GT who couldn't keep up with me and got PISSED when he found out my car was a V6. I would have never traded my '17 and bought my '19 GT if it hadn't of made sense from a $ standpoint.
That being said - I doubt (I could very well be wrong) you're going to do all that well from a sell / trade standpoint when figuring in the price you're likely to get on a new GT will be that much higher. I paid a bit over $33K for a new '19 GT Base 6 speed in Sept of '19. Even before the car market went nuts - a new base GT would be more than that most of the time. The cheapest deal I've personally witnessed on a new '20 GT was around the same price I paid OTD and his car was a base GT with A10 - and it was a leftover and had been on the lots for MONTHS.
You're single, male and under 25 - your insurance will be high until you put a ring on it or age out.
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