"djmt1" (djmt1)
11/09/2015 at 16:58 • Filed to: None
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I saw a Mustang today. The one above in fact but that picture was from ages ago. Anyway I decided to have a gander on Autotrader for Mustangs as you do.
Now I can’t afford a Corsa let alone a Mustang and even if I had that kind of money, I’m buying an E39 M5 not an Automatic Covertible Mustang but still I’m curious are the cheapest Mustangs on Autotrader overpriced or what?
Future next gen S2000 owner
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:04 |
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This one is filled with lies.
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Future next gen S2000 owner
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:04 |
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More lies.
Urambo Tauro
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:05 |
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3-door fastback SN95 Mustangs?
RamblinRover Luxury-Yacht
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:05 |
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Grossly overpriced. Those prices in dollars would be too much, at least in cheaper classifieds/Craigslist. As much as double.
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djmt1
> Future next gen S2000 owner
11/09/2015 at 17:05 |
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Yup and the seller know it.
Twism
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:06 |
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Okay, That’s not an 08 and/or there is no 5.0 in that SN95. Either way this sound fishy.
I don’t know the price of importing and legalizing a Mustang on your side so I really can’t say.
But 6000 pounds (12,000 loonies) for a convertible white foxbody in immaculate condition is unbelievably expensive; here, this would be a 8-9 grand car.
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Future next gen S2000 owner
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:06 |
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Honestly, considering these are on the wrong side of the pond, and I don’t think they were ever sold new over there, they are probably pretty well priced.
The decent cheap ones over here run about 4-5K depending on year and other factors. So converting to pounds, adding importation costs, dividing by cookies and squaring the beer, yeah probably in the ball park.
Spridget
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:08 |
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Yeah, those are way overpriced. Assuming they’re in mint condition and have the stick and V8, those would probably go for, at most, $4000 - $5000, so around 2450 to 3307 pounds.
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djmt1
> Urambo Tauro
11/09/2015 at 17:10 |
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I think a fastback is a 3 door in UK classifications. I really wish the 3 and 5 door system would get an overhaul since way too many Coupes and Saloons are being classified as such.
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djmt1
> Spridget
11/09/2015 at 17:12 |
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The vast majority are Automatic Convertibles with detachable hard tops.
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Spridget
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:17 |
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So at most $3000 or 1990 pounds.
Cherry_man1
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:17 |
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Yes, in the US they are 5k for those years but depending on how clean they are and well running they could be worth that much.
wiffleballtony
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:32 |
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Wouldn’t be too bad if it was dollars not pounds.
C62030
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 17:34 |
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If they were in dollars, not pounds, they would be pretty reasonable. Those prices probably would only be good if they were in absolutely excellent condition.
911e46z06
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 18:06 |
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You can get an e39 m5 for 6000 quid?
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djmt1
> 911e46z06
11/09/2015 at 18:08 |
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Yup
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911e46z06
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 18:44 |
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Sweet
ranwhenparked
> djmt1
11/09/2015 at 20:00 |
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When you factor in that they’re fairly rare in the UK and all had to be purchased overseas and privately imported, I guess those prices aren’t so bad. Look at the premiums commanded by desirable Japanese cars, like Skylines, in the US versus Japan or other countries where they’re more common, for example.
A ‘96 GT convertible, like the red one second from top, would be worth maybe $3,500 (£2300) on the high end, with that kind of mileage.