Well it's official! We got our enrollment paperwork today, for the new Shelby GT350 dealer program. Contact your preferred dealer. Rules state every dealer who agrees to the terms is guaranteed at least one car.
Shelby GT350 dealer enrollment opens!
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Xcentric
GT Owner
My preferred dealer is the one that doesn't tell me to bend over. Oh, wait! There aren't any preferred dealers.
nautoncall
GT Owner
- Apr 6, 2014
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tpraceman
THEE GT OWNER
Yes! Also, the R model has a creature comfort option too. Would go nicely with the 12 company cars you need to buy.
Copenhagen GT
GT Owner
What is the latest intel on the GT350s and the GT350Rs in regard to production numbers, allocation, pricing etc.? Will they be very produced in limited numbers, in fairly high numbers like the GT500s or even like the Boss302S where they were ordered one at a time??
Anyone have real info?
Anyone have real info?
Regular 350 will be normal SVT Mustang volumes, R will be low volume. Personally, I think both cars are too cheap, so if they sell at MSRP, I think you will find they are a good deal.
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Blue/white 06'
PL510*Jeff
Well-known member
I think both cars are too cheap " " DBK
lo and behold you're Priming the Pump for the new GT ?
Ford marketing guys must love you, but the rest of the Company needs to sell many, many cars.
lo and behold you're Priming the Pump for the new GT ?
Ford marketing guys must love you, but the rest of the Company needs to sell many, many cars.
No, I really do think the pricing on those cars is too low for what you get, and the performance level relative to the rest of the market. Marketing wouldn't like my opinion on that one, because marketing and sales are the ones that drive that decision. I just think the pricing is a recipe for dealers to get market adjustment monies Ford would otherwise be getting.
Cars like the GT350 are a sideshow. They'll dwarf total GT350 variant revenue with a week's worth of pickup truck sales.
twobjshelbys
GT Owner
FENZO
GT Owner
?? Saved for those that reside in Monaco, subsist solely on cheese made from human breast milk, and only take out their LaF to have their poodle's nails clipped....
Or will a regular jackass like me will have a shot?
Copenhagen GT
GT Owner
Thanks Dave ....
What is you input - comparing to the $50K GT500 as well as the 2013 $95K (which I found stupidly overpriced) GT350 from SAI ??? Should we expect B2 pricing for the new GT350?
:wink
What is you input - comparing to the $50K GT500 as well as the 2013 $95K (which I found stupidly overpriced) GT350 from SAI ??? Should we expect B2 pricing for the new GT350?
:wink
FENZO
GT Owner
I believe base price on the 14 GT500 was $55,445. I think overall, for the capability that you get, it would be very surprising if anyone is anything but happy with the MSRP on GT350. Has a lot of content you can't really get anywhere else these days, let alone at that price. Naturally aspirated FPC V8 that revs over 8k, makes over 500 hp with a nasty wail to go with it, a nice manual transmission, etc. Once Ferrari replaces the 458, I think the GT350 will be the only 500+ hp NA V8 on the market, unless I'm forgetting someone. The R is an absolute missile on a racetrack.
I think the GT350 is very much a car for you! It'll probably be $32 million after taxes in Denmark though. :frown
I think the GT350 is very much a car for you! It'll probably be $32 million after taxes in Denmark though. :frown
twobjshelbys
GT Owner
Re: GT500. It started off as a car with a lot of mod potential, and a lot of people did, with both FRPP, Shelby and other aftermarket parts like superchargers and suspension. As the years passed Ford kept upping the baseline. Then along came 2013 and 2014, and that was pretty much the end of the aftermarket upgrades. Ford made it so much an animal that only people that get off on pure horsepower would do anything to it.
The GT350 will likely replace the Corvette as the "sports car deal of the century", and be better built to boot.
I'm choosing not to think to much about the cheese. I grew up on a dairy farm and know how much milk it takes to make cheese. The thought of a herd of women lining up at 6AM and 4PM to... well, never mind.
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