I'm considering buying this car, do you think the prices have stabilized or theyre going to continue going down?

http://chicagosportscars.com/cars/?id=27259

 

That's a nice combo.

If the seller is willing to negotiate it might be worth it. If not, it is not impossible to find a new one for the same asking price.

 

Yeah, I love the color combo are total production of various colors published anywhere?

 

A complete color listing for 2007 GT500 models can be found at http://www.svt.ford.com under "COLORS".

 

It's not a bad deal, but better deals can be had on new ones, but you gotta do some leg work. Stangsunleashed is a good place to look for deals. They have a lot of GT500 owners who have helped others find deals.

 

Try to negotiate, it all depends on what he has in it. I guaruntee he has some to negotiate on.

Roger

 

Here's a "used" 123-mile unit for $49,995...

http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...e=&cardist=425

Willie

 

Interesting, but the Blue is my first choice. I thought this one was cheap but maybe I'll wait a while longer if there are others coming down now too.

 

Yea thats decent..better than $65k. bbut i've seen one with about 5000 miles go for $42-45 so just keep looking, yours is out there

 

Here is a brand new one that sold for 45,500. Prices are coming down
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2008-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

I can't believe that car went for UNDER MSRP

 

I don't think it really sold. I suspect it is someone at the dealership but, I am not sure. It is re listed on ebay by the winner. But, be careful, he is apparantley jumping title as he can not legally sell a vehicle that is not titled in his name. He must pay tax and title the vehicle so, the car is USED not new. No financing is available as he is not a DEALER even though the new photos are the same as the old ones. If anyone is thinking of bidding, they need to be very careful as he is not allowed to legally sell the car without paying the tax and title and registering it in his name first. A call to the original listing dealer should clear things up. Now we knwow why dealers want ADM as when they sell a car at MSRP, it ends up being sold for more by the buyer.