Team Ford has listed their GT 500 on Ebay with a starting bid of MSRP and it is a No Reserve Auction.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-...QQcmdZViewItem

 

It wont stay at MSRP, lol. I wouldn't think so any how... I am guessing it still reaches 50K...

 

I want one

 

Key words: 'We have the right to end this auction early.' And surely it will if the price doesn't get into the range they're looking for. GT500's advertised on Ebay are not a good indicator of what's happening with actual selling prices.
Bob

 

You are absolutely correct, and the reason is that if someone walks in the showroom and buys the car!

Thanks for you thoughts.

 

I don't see it.

 

You can't see the add or that it says no reserve? I can see the add, and where it usually says "reserve not met" is blank.
Current bid is $47K (blue with white stripes)

 

It's over MSRP already anyway.

 

Bidding ended...

 

Bidding ended due to an offer in the showroom, and that is why it stated "reserve the right to end the auction early".

 

And I'll bet they got more than $47,000 for it, with none of the nonsense that is frequently associated with selling on Ebay.

Bob

 

^we did.