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2017 Shelby GT350"R" 83k US dollars
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Year: 2017
Make: Ford
Model: Shelby GT350
Mileage (numbers only please): 650
Options (Please check ALL which apply): Airbags, Air Conditioning, Alarm System, Antilock Brakes, Cruise Control, Intermittent Wipers, Power Brakes, Power Door Locks, Power Steering, Power Windows, Traction Control
Color: lightning blue
Price (no $ sign please): $79500
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (Region): Canada
Body Style: Coupe
Transmission Type: Manual - 6 speed
2 or 4 Wheel Drive?: 2 Wheel Drive
Engine Type: Fuel Injection
Stereo System: AM-FM Stereo
I'm debating selling mine for a .2 GT3 w/manual. The R is my first American car, and while the build quality is good, it still isn't as precise as the Germans.
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What's MSRP?
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FYI...I know of two that sold new for $8k over in the past couple of months
While dealers may be asking insane ADM they aren't getting them
I mean it's a great car...agreed...but not that great.
While dealers may be asking insane ADM they aren't getting them
I mean it's a great car...agreed...but not that great.
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its a beast dude. handles as well as a gt3? not sure about that. but it handles incredibly well. does exactly what you want to, and the sounds, power, fit, comfort is incredible. racing pcars forever, i was shocked at how capable and good the mustangs can be, if done right, on track.
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its a beast dude. handles as well as a gt3? not sure about that. but it handles incredibly well. does exactly what you want to, and the sounds, power, fit, comfort is incredible. racing pcars forever, i was shocked at how capable and good the mustangs can be, if done right, on track.
amazing car for the money
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I've driven both cars on track and 350R is great but not as precise of an instrument as the GT3. Engine noise is by far louder in mustang. Sold my 2016 R for $77k with 2,600 miles last month. I think 2016 is a little more collectible.
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I've got an R. I would say $5k over MSRP would be an immediate sale. $10k over still a good deal when dealers are still asking $25k over.
I'm debating selling mine for a .2 GT3 w/manual. The R is my first American car, and while the build quality is good, it still isn't as precise as the Germans.
I'm debating selling mine for a .2 GT3 w/manual. The R is my first American car, and while the build quality is good, it still isn't as precise as the Germans.
Was funny reading this because that's exactly what I did. I got my R last summer and moved it along within 1mth. Excellent car but not for the money they WERE getting. I waited 10mths until I found the right low mile 997.2 GT3, ended up costing $30k CAD more than I sold my R for although I found a beauty with only 8000km's and speed yellow. To say it's worth the extra $30k is an understatement. I've owned a couple and I think the 997.2 GT cars are the best Porsche ever made. Just my 2 cents..
GLWS