Looking for a 350r allocation
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BAT
GT Owner
BtwoG
GT Owner
You can buy 350's all day long for msrp. I paid 73k for my r... more than a few r's have sold for 10-15 over lately and some at 5 over. Just do some home work for anyone looking. To buy one
Drive it like its meant to be driven and get back to us. I beat my car from the minute it left the dealer and it only used 1 qt in 4400miles of oil. The car is not super quick in a straight line as its not designed to be but as soon as you push it in the corners you understand what the car was made for...
Can you explain that to me a bit more?[/QUOTE]
Comparing the GT500 to the GT350R is like apples to oranges. I'm well aware of the intended uses for both cars, the former being a straight line beast, and the latter being a track car. I guess the fact that I haven't yet entered the "fun zone", over 5,000 RPM, is why I made the comment. There are two schools of thought on how to "break-in" new cars. I prefer to do it the way the manufacturer recommends. Each to their own.
Living in southeast Florida is a car lovers nightmare. We don't drive here, we tailgate the car in front of us to the next stoplight, then to the next light, and so on. When I see people posting videos of two lane twisties with no other car in sight I can't imagine it. If I were 10 years younger I'd probably move to Texas. Just have too much stuff here.
Comparing the GT500 to the GT350R is like apples to oranges. I'm well aware of the intended uses for both cars, the former being a straight line beast, and the latter being a track car. I guess the fact that I haven't yet entered the "fun zone", over 5,000 RPM, is why I made the comment. There are two schools of thought on how to "break-in" new cars. I prefer to do it the way the manufacturer recommends. Each to their own.
Living in southeast Florida is a car lovers nightmare. We don't drive here, we tailgate the car in front of us to the next stoplight, then to the next light, and so on. When I see people posting videos of two lane twisties with no other car in sight I can't imagine it. If I were 10 years younger I'd probably move to Texas. Just have too much stuff here.
spartan
GT Owner
nautoncall
GT Owner
- Apr 6, 2014
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BtwoG
GT Owner
Easy to find for $10k ADM now. If you hunt, $5-8k can be had. There are 6 for sale at Atlanta dealers for $85-$103k with 5 more inbound. You used to have to wait months to find one in inventory. At some point, they'll realize the ADM game is over.
Saw this on Facebook yesterday. Don't know what to make of it. Seems like 2017 was an extra long model year and lots were produced but 2018 will be shortened.
https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.ne...=9674aa241a912f8400d703b44eb5ca9d&oe=5A2ADF6B
Saw this on Facebook yesterday. Don't know what to make of it. Seems like 2017 was an extra long model year and lots were produced but 2018 will be shortened.
https://scontent-atl3-1.xx.fbcdn.ne...=9674aa241a912f8400d703b44eb5ca9d&oe=5A2ADF6B
spartan
GT Owner
"Easy to find for $10k ADM now. If you hunt, $5-8k can be had."
FWIW, I'm just not seeing that. The cheapest R I've seen was a track car; no AC, etc., for $83,000. The rest are still well north of $90,000.
FWIW, I'm just not seeing that. The cheapest R I've seen was a track car; no AC, etc., for $83,000. The rest are still well north of $90,000.
BtwoG
GT Owner
You're right, most of the advertisements are high $80s, but that's not what they are selling for. If you watch E-bay, they are getting bid up to around $75-76k. A non-electronics package car sat on Ebay for a month at $78k. There was a yellow car (not on Ebay) that sat at $10k ADM for a while and eventually sold for $5k ADM.
There's a FB page for GT350 owners where members post good deals at the dealerships, and there are dealers on there posting cars as well.
BtwoG
GT Owner
spartan
GT Owner
Its crazy how some are still asking over 100K for the same car.
I was quoted an ADM of 10K for a non R version. Some dealers are just out of touch I guess.
BtwoG
GT Owner
