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Anybody notice this yet?
The 2003 and 2004 Cobra's are more valuable with several thousands of miles than the 2005 GT.. What does it all mean?
2003 Cobra value
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...ra+Coupe+2D&yr=2003&zip=95035&submit=Continue
2004 Cobra value
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...ra+Coupe+2D&yr=2004&zip=95035&submit=Continue
I posted this to get a picture of how hard it is going to be to shoot for the GT500 sometime late next year.. If this is any indication of things to come, I would bet they will try and seriously rape 1st adopters of the GT500.. I am really shocked to see that the 2004 Cobra with 21,000 miles is worth more than the MSRP of the car ringing in at $32,000+
To all the 2003/2004 Cobra owners, nice job!! You guys have the winners.. Try your best not to trade them in if you can.. They are keepers..
I myself used to have a 93 Cobra.. I sure am glad I dumped it... Look at this.. This is horrible!!
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...atchback+2D&yr=1993&zip=95035&submit=Continue
Let me clarify alittle on the 93 Cobra.. Of course owning one is kool.. But I dont believe the 93's had as much pure value relative to the Mustangs at the same time as the 2003 and 2004 Mustang Cobra's.. Looky here.. A 2003 GT Mustang=
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...GT+Coupe+2D&yr=2003&zip=95035&submit=Continue
Thats quite a spread, when both cars were pretty close in price at the time of purchase..
So this is the bottom line.. In regards to current 2005 GT's, can we expect the prices to fall dramatically as it did with the 2003 Mustangs? Or do you think the 2005 GT based on the completely new body style will not suffer from such a huge drop in value relative to the MSRP of the cars at the time of purchase.? Basically, does the introduction of the GT500 have a negative impact on current GT owners? That is to say, current GT owners reality is, the longer the GT500 is put off the better?
The 2003 and 2004 Cobra's are more valuable with several thousands of miles than the 2005 GT.. What does it all mean?
2003 Cobra value
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...ra+Coupe+2D&yr=2003&zip=95035&submit=Continue
2004 Cobra value
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...ra+Coupe+2D&yr=2004&zip=95035&submit=Continue
I posted this to get a picture of how hard it is going to be to shoot for the GT500 sometime late next year.. If this is any indication of things to come, I would bet they will try and seriously rape 1st adopters of the GT500.. I am really shocked to see that the 2004 Cobra with 21,000 miles is worth more than the MSRP of the car ringing in at $32,000+
To all the 2003/2004 Cobra owners, nice job!! You guys have the winners.. Try your best not to trade them in if you can.. They are keepers..
I myself used to have a 93 Cobra.. I sure am glad I dumped it... Look at this.. This is horrible!!
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...atchback+2D&yr=1993&zip=95035&submit=Continue
Let me clarify alittle on the 93 Cobra.. Of course owning one is kool.. But I dont believe the 93's had as much pure value relative to the Mustangs at the same time as the 2003 and 2004 Mustang Cobra's.. Looky here.. A 2003 GT Mustang=
http://used-cars.autos.yahoo.com/kb...GT+Coupe+2D&yr=2003&zip=95035&submit=Continue
Thats quite a spread, when both cars were pretty close in price at the time of purchase..
So this is the bottom line.. In regards to current 2005 GT's, can we expect the prices to fall dramatically as it did with the 2003 Mustangs? Or do you think the 2005 GT based on the completely new body style will not suffer from such a huge drop in value relative to the MSRP of the cars at the time of purchase.? Basically, does the introduction of the GT500 have a negative impact on current GT owners? That is to say, current GT owners reality is, the longer the GT500 is put off the better?