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    Senior Member El Jefe's Avatar
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    KBB/NADA have been off for years. Says my Cobra is worth $22k or less which is laughable. Same car sold for $28k less than a year ago. With gas coming back down, Im hoping values come back up. If anything sales will increase, which should bring the market back.

    Crazy how many Cobras on SVTP have been for sale for 5+ months.

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    Quote Originally Posted by El Jefe View Post
    Crazy how many Cobras on SVTP have been for sale for 5+ months.
    Mine is one of them.....
    2012 Race Red GT w/ a 5 Liter and a 6 speed
    2010 Dodge Challenger R/T traded in.
    '03 DBS Cobra .... Traded in, THANK GOD
    '01 Ford Lightning.... Sold, sorely missed

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    Lightnings, Cobras, and even Harley Davidson F150s have held there value in the past few years. But as vehicle get older we run it to the issue of bank lending. What I mean is, most banks will not finance a vehicle that is older than 6 years... thats were many Lightnings and HD F150s are losing value because dealers have a hard time selling them, and consumers have a hard time getting financing on them.

    Gas is going down ($1.78 Regular @ QT today) but unfortunitly that alone will not drive the values up on these cars. The auto market has been hit hard with high gas prices this summer and a shakey economy. It is nice to fill up my Navigator for $67 instead of $100. But we are not going to see values go up.

    He is a fine example, I was watching the Adesa Auto Auction live today with my used car manager. A 2008 Navigator white 12k 4x4 w/ DVD and Nav sold for $29000 and a black one sold for $28,600. These are $50k vehicles that were sold 12 months ago. A 2008 V6 Mustang coupe base 15k sold for $12k. Almost 1/2 of what the sold for new 12 months ago. The entire market is being affected. Currently you can purchase a new F150 Supercrew that has a MSRP of $36000 for $24500!

    The best thing to do is just stick with your Cobras and Mustangs and jsut enjoy them!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg@BergeFord View Post
    Lightnings, Cobras, and even Harley Davidson F150s have held there value in the past few years. But as vehicle get older we run it to the issue of bank lending. What I mean is, most banks will not finance a vehicle that is older than 6 years... thats were many Lightnings and HD F150s are losing value because dealers have a hard time selling them, and consumers have a hard time getting financing on them.

    Gas is going down ($1.78 Regular @ QT today) but unfortunitly that alone will not drive the values up on these cars. The auto market has been hit hard with high gas prices this summer and a shakey economy. It is nice to fill up my Navigator for $67 instead of $100. But we are not going to see values go up.

    He is a fine example, I was watching the Adesa Auto Auction live today with my used car manager. A 2008 Navigator white 12k 4x4 w/ DVD and Nav sold for $29000 and a black one sold for $28,600. These are $50k vehicles that were sold 12 months ago. A 2008 V6 Mustang coupe base 15k sold for $12k. Almost 1/2 of what the sold for new 12 months ago. The entire market is being affected. Currently you can purchase a new F150 Supercrew that has a MSRP of $36000 for $24500!

    The best thing to do is just stick with your Cobras and Mustangs and jsut enjoy them!

    too bad i couldnt pick up a gt500 for that kind of discount hah
    2005 v6 redfire mustang. yup its slow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Greg@BergeFord View Post
    He is a fine example, I was watching the Adesa Auto Auction live today with my used car manager. A 2008 Navigator white 12k 4x4 w/ DVD and Nav sold for $29000 and a black one sold for $28,600. These are $50k vehicles that were sold 12 months ago. A 2008 V6 Mustang coupe base 15k sold for $12k. Almost 1/2 of what the sold for new 12 months ago. The entire market is being affected. Currently you can purchase a new F150 Supercrew that has a MSRP of $36000 for $24500!
    I believe those are wholesale prices.....at a dealer only auction. I've been to that auction a few times and it's absolutly crazy in there..

    That $29K Nav will be on a lot for $39K a week later...

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