Ford Gt in ebay
 

yea a ford gt in ebay

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...490986596&rd=1

Re: Ford Gt in ebay
 

isn't the seller asking too much for that car? 191k usd

120K for that car is more than what i would pay

Well your 120k wouldn't buy you the car anyway, so you don't have to worry about that.

There have been several GTs on Ebay over the last several months...mind you, I'm talking about sales for cars that hadn't even been produced at the time, in essence, a pre-buy program or something to that effect. In the time that this has been going on, I haven't seen one sell for less than 230k, so 191 is a relative bargain or so it would seem. I seriously doubt that anyone is going to end up paying list price for one of the GTs either...it's just too exclusive and too popular for that.

I still remember when 360 first come out of the market, the mark up was crazy. So I think it is relatively 'acceptable' to pay 190 for the Ford GT. Mind you ppl pay 2million for a 600k Enzo.

We saw folks in Houston pay $250K for 360's sitting and pass up $145K 550 Maranellos that didn't sell.

People pay insane prices for the "latest hot item".

if you notice in the buynow buttom it said that he's asking for 254k, lol he has a reserve.

It's kind of strange that there are no pics of the actual car. I wouldn't trust a seller with pics that can be found on the internet. But I would say that the price asked is still worth that amazing machine.

i bet the reserve is pushing 220k USD... thats a serious markup! arent these supposed to retail around 150k? btw RC, id take a 550 for 150k over a 250k 360 coupe ne day of the week :wink:

if i had the money i would definately buy it, altho i dunno if i could trust someone who doesn't even have the car yet, ebay has been known for a couple of scams

but hey, what a car!!

Wow. If the reserve is $250k, that's like $100k over the MSRP, if I remember right...$150k? I know it's not realistic to compare to the MSRP, but I do it just to figure in the gouging portion of what people are getting for the car...

0 miles on the clock aswell

Impossible at the time of delivery though...just from moving the car around it'll have just a few miles on it I would assume...

yea i think the same, is impossible 0 miles

The seller said that they do not how many miles will be on it but that it is fresh from the factory. As the seller wants a $50k non-refundable deposit I would imagine that the reserve is set at $200k ($50k more than the RRP if StanAE86
is correct).

It could be a scam or the seller may have just managed to get themselves on the list.

GT-R noted that the "Buy It Now" button says: Price: US $254,995.00

So I think GT-R is right and the reserve is right about there.

I imagine the guy is on the list, but probably can afford to buy it himself/herself if she has to. Otherwise, most people will try to sell their spot on the list instead...either case, lucky bastard. Because if I was on the list and since I can't afford to buy the car, I'd sell my spot on Ebay.

yeah there is a huge mark up on these cars in the U.S. - if you dont know the owner of the dealership you are likely going to pay WAAAAY over the sticker price...assuming that you are first on the list to be able to pay that much