KR selling prices

[BITURBOAMG]

Just wanted to know what eveyone is seeing out there. Seems as if 67k is about the lowest a new KR can be had. Has anyone seen anything lower? What are the thoughts on pricing over the next 5 months, going up, down or staying. Also any thoughts on the value of the KR vs the Super Snake down the road as a collectors car? Is there going to be a 2010 KR? Thanks for the help guys.

 

[on d bit]

i believe they will continue to slip but will remain higher in the resale market over the supersnake. performance wise the the gt500 2010 is very close. i would think one would make a lot more money in the long run with the 2010 gt500 and then putting the extra 20k into another investment.

investment with a car, i dont think you can go wrong with a ford gt(if you already have one, maybe a second gt with low low miles?)

if i had to guess the kr will be back again with the 2011 gt500.

 

[Nardo GT]

i believe they will continue to slip but will remain higher in the resale market over the supersnake. performance wise the the gt500 2010 is very close. i would think one would make a lot more money in the long run with the 2010 gt500 and then putting the extra 20k into another investment.

investment with a car, i dont think you can go wrong with a ford gt(if you already have one, maybe a second gt with low low miles?)

if i had to guess the kr will be back again with the 2011 gt500.

I agree. One thing about Mustangs...they are still making more of them. Call them a Super Snake, a KR, a GT500...whatever still a varaition on a Mustang they make millions of. Buy it because you want it....not for an investment.

 

[598]

When you can buy a nice driver 66-68 real shelbyGT350 for not much more than a new KR, if you want to have a cruiser you should buy the proven collectible. If your buying anything new, drive the thing, resale is a bonus. Odds are good a 66-68 GT 350 will always be worth more than a new one. A new Shelby will be lots more fun to beat on.

Steve

 

[BlackICE]

+1

 

[SYCO GT]

Huntington Beach dealer had a new KR for $68K