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GT350 cost
Cost of GT350
2016 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Starts At $47,870 |
Right, it's $47k before the $25k "market adjustment" that the dealers tack on.
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For 2016 they should make enough that won't happen.
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The only car I ever saw from Ford that NEVER dropped the adjustment was the FGT, and we were selling them for $100K over sticker when they first hit.
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I want to drive one. Pretty badly.
However, a market adjustment that takes it into GT-R territory will solve all of my dilemmas for me - I'll just buy a GT-R. |
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I don't think markups will be too crazy. Lots of people on the GT350 forums already have deals lined up with no markup. |
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You can find dealers that won't mark them up.....You will pay MSRP, but so what? The Z/28 is 76K new and the GTR is overpriced compared to the GT350. A used 997.1 GT3 is till over 80K as well. A used GT3 997.2 is over 110K. If it performs they way it should, this will be the bargin performer for quite a while. Ford would do well to sell as many an they can.
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power numbers were released today
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http://i.imgur.com/q5szKqR.jpg |
Thats a very impressive package for the price.
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You can tart up a GT Mustang to close to 46K if you really try with options. So getting all of the GT350 for 47K and change is a no-brainer. Looking at the build sheet I would add in the tech option that gives you a few more goodies which I think is about 3 or 4K. But a stripper GT350 with no options is a true bargain. GM is seriously going to have to cut the price of the next Z/28 to match this. No way they can keep it at 76K. What a great time for cars we have. In 86 I graduated from college and remember that the GT Mustang that I lusted for back then had all of 185HP.....which was still hard to find....so I got a new Toyota Celica GT hatchback....that had all of 135 HP.
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