Nobody going for GT350's?
#12
I must agree to that whole heatedly.
There was a guy here saying he though all Shelby's were overpriced which I don't see HOW he thought that unless he ran into only dealerships with huge mark-ups.
I again though must say the GT350 is definitely way overpriced.
They know they can sell them at that keeping the production numbers
super low for the collectors I would say.
#15
friend of mine picked up the 624hp version. it is heavily marked up. but my friend has Shelby connections, i dont think he paid a lot of markup.
he likes it a ton. he also has a 67 GT350 with a Paxton SC. so i can see why he got the new one.
i believe the markup is a collector price that people will buy.
i like the GT350, besides the huge markup, very nice Shelby!
he likes it a ton. he also has a 67 GT350 with a Paxton SC. so i can see why he got the new one.
i believe the markup is a collector price that people will buy.
i like the GT350, besides the huge markup, very nice Shelby!
#19
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I don't mind Shelby making a ****load of money and jacking up the price on the GT350.
It's a race car, just like the '65 GT350/R as well.
But the name needed dropped from the SVT model YEARS ago.
It's an SVT product and his name is stealing the spotlight, and increasing the price.
It's a race car, just like the '65 GT350/R as well.
But the name needed dropped from the SVT model YEARS ago.
It's an SVT product and his name is stealing the spotlight, and increasing the price.