FordGT buyers, a MUST READ!
5/19/05, 10:22 PM
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This is a very intriguing website for those of you who may be in the market for a Ford GT in the future:
Ford GT Prices and Future Trends
I'm not affiliated with the website, just like the content..
Ford GT Prices and Future Trends
I'm not affiliated with the website, just like the content..
5/20/05, 10:11 AM
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Very interesting read indeed! I just saw an article in my local paper reviewing the GT and stated that all the ones being produced were already snatched up...hmmm. Oh well, even at MSRP, I could never afford one. I guess I'll just be happy I got to stand next to one and got to actually 'touch' it 
I'd love to drive one...
5/23/05, 11:33 AM
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Prices are really dropping, a loaded, in-stock Ford GT sold on eBay last week for $195K.
Wait 'til the 2006's start getting delivered, and you'll see hundreds and hundreds of 2005's looking for buyers, and the prices will rocket down.
Wait 'til the 2006's start getting delivered, and you'll see hundreds and hundreds of 2005's looking for buyers, and the prices will rocket down.
5/23/05, 08:13 PM
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With a production run in the thousands, this was inevitable. That's why I laugh when I hear people talking about the "collectibility" status of the 2005 Mustang. Folks, it's not a mid 60's V12 Ferrari with a run of only a few hundred made.
5/25/05, 05:33 PM
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Originally posted by scottie1113@May 23, 2005, 8:16 PM
With a production run in the thousands, this was inevitable. That's why I laugh when I hear people talking about the "collectibility" status of the 2005 Mustang. Folks, it's not a mid 60's V12 Ferrari with a run of only a few hundred made.
With a production run in the thousands, this was inevitable. That's why I laugh when I hear people talking about the "collectibility" status of the 2005 Mustang. Folks, it's not a mid 60's V12 Ferrari with a run of only a few hundred made.
6/1/05, 09:30 PM
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The http://www.FordGTprices.com website has been updated, including new selling price data and Ford GT production numbers and sales numbers for the month of May.