I've noticed that. Dealers use that format (GT-space-500, Not GT, Not Shelby GT) to enable their ads to appear on the "GT" and "Shelby GT" ebay lists, as well as on the "intended" GT500 list.

Cunning little creatures, aren't they?

 

so they are still 7-8K over after a year, wow! Anyone know if Ford has officially announced a 2009 model year run for the GT500? If/when this happens, I think MSRP will become common place....at least that is what I'm hoping

 

check out the dude's circa 93 red Nissan in the reflection....I sure hope this is not his "corvette" that he is replacing his GT500 with

 

Found a new low "buy it now" price for the GT 500. $54,900.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/BRAND...QQcmdZViewItem

 

being that most search for item and description you can work quite a few key words without spamming, although GT500 NOT SHELBY GT is the crude way of doing it in the subtitle. Technically you are not allowed to use 'NOT' in either title/subtitle line-just like dodging ebay fees by selling just the over sticker amount-although I have seen that pretty much come to an end after filing a lot of complaints myself. I've sold over 200 cars on Ebay, there are a lot of ways to do it We've sold a few GT500's for less then that.