Ford GT prices

[rev440]

Since the Ford GT production will be halted with a estimate of 4k cars produced, where do you think the prices will be at in a year or two?

[my porsche]

no idea, i think they are govering around 350k here...probably higher

so in a year or two? i dunno maybe 300?

[F1_Master]

Don't know what dealers you got there then, but they've gone cheap here.

Lamborghini Dallas usually gets rid of theirs within a week, the last one sold at $132,000.

[rev440]

Originally Posted by F1_Master

Don't know what dealers you got there then, but they've gone cheap here.

Lamborghini Dallas usually gets rid of theirs within a week, the last one sold at $132,000.

If im not mistaken that car was used with 400 miles on it?

[F1_Master]

I'm not entirely sure on how many miles it was. It was a while back.

[rev440]

please only post in this thread thanks and not the other. Most of the new cars are selling for 160grand with tungstens reaching 170+.

[PerfAdv]

Instead of releasing all intended GTs at once, Ford should keep the GT as part of its lineup. Produce even as few as a hundred units a year but keep the car in it's lineup. The on-going prestige that comes from having an exotic model at Autoshows and showrooms is more than half the benefit of producing it in the first place.

The price should remain high for a Ford but I don't think it'll skyrocket to twice MSRP.

[F1_Master]

Well, if I'm not mistaken, when the GT came out, wasn't impossible to even find a Ford GT for the MSRP?

[rev440]

Originally Posted by F1_Master

Well, if I'm not mistaken, when the GT came out, wasn't impossible to even find a Ford GT for the MSRP?

Yeah same thing with a Ferrari 430 though.

[F1_Master]

Well, when the F430 was announced the 360 successor, it's obvious the MSRP would rise.

Most next-model Ferraris (550-575), or limited Ferraris(550 Barchetta) usually never have a solid MSRP when they're released and even afterwards, many tend to get options.