Are we sure that’s a CA sticker? I don’t see one word warning me that breathing the air around a new car could cause cancer.
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Saw the exact same thing in Georgia on Saturday. $50k markup.Stopped in at the dealer to sign the deal for my Ranger and saw this....
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Meh.....i'll take the GT500 over all of them.
I don't know anything about the current market for this car, but dealers are not greedy just because they have a seemingly very high price on a car. Either they will sell the car at that price or they won't. They may have to accept less if they want to sell it. The market is the market.
If you owned this car and could sell it for that price, you would be an idiot not to take it. You wouldn't consider yourself greedy, or a bad person, because you didn't sell it to a buyer for less money. You would take as much as you thought the market would pay you for it.
edit: I guess most people selling their own cars should be accused of being greedy because most will price it above the current market in hopes of getting someone to pay that price, but then fully expecting to have to negotiate it down with a potential buyer.
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I remember when the Shelby's first came back out in 07. Everyone was hyped up. I went with my dad to spec him a new 250, he saw a GT500 on the floor with $45k ADM on a $43k MSRP. I've never seen my dad offer more than sticker for anything and he offered $120k for both the 250 and the GT500, which I think was a $15k premium. They of course said no and a year later they were advertising at sticker and they weren't moving. The 3 or 4 people I knew who were ready to plunk $50k on them were so disgusted at initial prices they walked and never looked back.
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I think for the money I'd have more fun with one of these.
Sure makes me feel good paying MSRP almost a year and a half ago for mine. Greedy dealers.Stopped in at the dealer to sign the deal for my Ranger and saw this....
Mauis bronco sport markup is $6500. Every vehicle on the lot has $5000 markup. I wouldnt be suprised if anything squatched was $10,000.Stopped in at the dealer to sign the deal for my Ranger and saw this....
This world has gone off the rails with how things are valued and where. Its in all direction for every wrong reason.
I'd rock a 93 Cobra with heads and a blower over any of those. Change up the suspension a touch and it'll out perform em too!
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My dealer in Vegas told me they sold 3 in the last twelve months for that price. They are rare and people will pay.
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Goes Like HellThis is probably even a better Shelby than that Mustang:
While I agree that most dealers are greedy, the last time I looked at the list of the worlds richest folks... there wasn’t a single one of em on there. Just sayin
Plenty of GT500s listed online for $80-$90k. You could probably get an invoice deal through Granger
. Nobody has to pay $150k if they make an effort to shop around.
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