JLargo

I stopped by the local Ford dealer to look at a Raptor. They had a new Shelby on the floor with a 20k markup for a grand total of 89k! 69k for a mustang is quite a bit, but 89k

Chevy Guy

Are they that in demand at this point?

DocKevin

Seriously?! :S I mean ... it's a Shelby ... but $89k? That's outrageous ... particularly the $20k markup ... that's almost criminal, IMHO.

Chicago1

They are 55k and you can get them at msrp you just have to do some reserach but 89k?? lol some idiot will buy it

wu6fiend

Guy I know has a 2007 GT500, bought new, and rarely driven. He had the first one in this part of Canada. When he got it, some guy offered him $20K more than he paid. He turned him down. Now, they are easily purchased, and he wishes he'd taken the money.

Wait a little while, until the "its the latest, bestest, greatest thing ever" hysteria dies down. Then buy it for MSRP or less.

No Mustang is worth $69K, let alone $89K IMO.

The 20K "price adjustment" reminds me of the 15K "market adjustment" sticker on the 2004 GTO I was looking at back then. And look how that worked out for greedy dealerships.

Or, you could let the moneybags crowd buy them up, and then buy it from them lightly used (never driven in rain) for about 50% of what they paid.

themonk

Remember the Ford GT......

50K + easy over MSRP.

ALMS21

Remember the C6 Z06......$30K over MSRP. Saw it first hand at Koons Chevrolet in Tysons Corner, VA

Shurshot

They just might get their asking price, but their glory will be short-lived when compared to the amount of people who will write that dealership off for being such a glutton.

Crushinator

From what I've seen, all the Koons Ford dealerships are asking anywhere from $20k to $35K over for their Shelby's. Freaken crazy if anyone is stupid enough to pay it.

formerfoxbody

89k for bragging rights! I've got more horsepower than you...I'm just slower than a cabover Peterbuilt since I can't plant it. Oh and it handles like a tuna boat in high seas!