Probable pricing


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65 f.i.

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Would it be fair to assume MSRP to be close to the 2005 model?
 
65 f.i. said:
Would it be fair to assume MSRP to be close to the 2005 model?
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Welcome. Please read the multitude of threads on price speculation. It won't even to be close to MSRP of the 05/06 cars.
 
Absolutely not. Much much more.


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Nothing unfair about it, but it would be wrong. Probably 100K over that might be closer, and good luck trying to get one for MSRP with a total production run of 1200.
 
GT35065 said:
Nothing unfair about it, but it would be wrong. Probably 100K over that might be closer, and good luck trying to get one for MSRP with a total production run of 1200.
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I don't believe production numbers have been announced yet have they?
 
May be mistaken but I thought it was 300 per year for four years starting in 2016.
 
Way less volume, way higher price. Won't even remotely be in the ballpark of the 05/06.
 
DBK said:
Way less volume, way higher price. Won't even remotely be in the ballpark of the 05/06.
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Agreed. MSRP will be 400K. Book it.
 
bonehead said:
Welcome. Please read the multitude of threads on price speculation. It won't even to be close to MSRP of the 05/06 cars.
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+1
Wish they would.
 
DBK said:
Way less volume, way higher price. Won't even remotely be in the ballpark of the 05/06.
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I speculate that DBK knows more about pricing and volume than anyone else
 
DBK said:
Way less volume, way higher price. Won't even remotely be in the ballpark of the 05/06.
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define ballpark. :)
 
I am betting any takers a beer at next rally that base MSRP will be $300k +/- $25k.
Of course, I am usually wrong - either way someone gets a beer!
 
$275K? I think that's close.

Ed
 
With the announcement of the new Ferrari and it likely being the new price/performance benchmark over the 458 Speciale, and with Speciales coming in closer to 350K i'll be the new 488 is closer to 400K. That doesn't bode well for a 200K Ford GT.
 
Believe it or not but the base F488 is suppose to be just a little over the F458 which is $275,900. My guess on the base F488 MSRP will be $290,00. Yes, you can bling it out with a ton of options for more money. The new FGT won't have an option list like the F-car. I still stand my estimate of the FGT MSRP being $275K-299K.

Ed
 
400 k out the door. Promise. No F488 is going out the door for less than 365K. The base price on a Ferrari does't include a damn thing. No new 458s left the door last year less than 330k and thats the OLD model. The Aventador is a 440K car. 395K - 410K. Of course thats before dealer markups.

Anyone here want to be me one will sell for 750K early on to someone that HAS to have one no matter what expense?
 
I agree! $399 MSRP
 
dmark1 said:
400 k out the door. Promise. No F488 is going out the door for less than 365K. The base price on a Ferrari does't include a damn thing. No new 458s left the door last year less than 330k and thats the OLD model. The Aventador is a 440K car. 395K - 410K. Of course thats before dealer markups.

Anyone here want to be me one will sell for 750K early on to someone that HAS to have one no matter what expense?
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already heard someone is willing to pay 800k for first one!
 
Bill Ford will be disappointed to learn than someone is planning on selling his allocation. ;-))
 
My take is if <300 they will all sell w/o problems.

And if >400k early adopters only for years 1 & 2.

At >400k, the competitors will all have something "new and very special" in the market with on 24 months.

In the end, it's how they roll the dice at Ford.
 
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