Shelby GT350R
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From: Cincinnati, OH
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Year: 2016
Make: Ford
Model: Shelby GT350
Price: $109000
Mileage: 150
Color: Black
Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing
Location (State): OH
Transmission: Manual
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
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I am assuming it was a 2016 model year
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Honestly I was there getting a part for a truck and a guy rolled up in an "R" and I was talking to him about it. I know little about the Mustang and less about the "R" It was very cool, and during our chat the sales managers came out and joined us and told me they had 1 more allocation and would sell it for 5k over. I assume it would be a 16. We were standing in the parking lot and it was a pretty informal chat so who knows.
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If this guy can get north of $100k for his "Mustang" good for him. You just don't see many "Mustangs" especially black ones... I would say, 99.9% people would never know how special a "Mustang" this one is...except for other people driving $100K "Mustangs" or a $80K Focus.
Just messing with the OP, having a little fun...actually, if a GT3 RS can be sold for a $100K over sticker, why should this "GT350R" not sell for well over sticker...that is if someone's willing to write the check. Heck, look at the Ford GT and what they're selling for these days.
If you don't ask you can't get it... GLWS!!!!
Just messing with the OP, having a little fun...actually, if a GT3 RS can be sold for a $100K over sticker, why should this "GT350R" not sell for well over sticker...that is if someone's willing to write the check. Heck, look at the Ford GT and what they're selling for these days.
If you don't ask you can't get it... GLWS!!!!
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I lapped one at MRLS with the Ford rep. Its an absolutely magnificent car on the track. One of the best and most memorable I've driven. It makes you a hero.
There are only a handful of cars I've driven that were that natural and brilliant on the track - 458, R8 V8&V10, CLK 63BS. I would compare it to the Black Series with a harder edge.
There are only a handful of cars I've driven that were that natural and brilliant on the track - 458, R8 V8&V10, CLK 63BS. I would compare it to the Black Series with a harder edge.
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The GT350R laps the 'Ring in 7:32.19, quicker than the 991 GT3 RS. That is serious performance in anybody's book. No, it's not a Porsche. $69k MSRP
The standard GT350 is a little slower, but only costs $55k, including the track pack. With the magnetic shocks, ride is nice and that engine has a magical howl that really raises the goosebumps.
The standard GT350 is a little slower, but only costs $55k, including the track pack. With the magnetic shocks, ride is nice and that engine has a magical howl that really raises the goosebumps.
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The GT350R laps the 'Ring in 7:32.19, quicker than the 991 GT3 RS. That is serious performance in anybody's book. No, it's not a Porsche. $69k MSRP
The standard GT350 is a little slower, but only costs $55k, including the track pack. With the magnetic shocks, ride is nice and that engine has a magical howl that really raises the goosebumps.
The standard GT350 is a little slower, but only costs $55k, including the track pack. With the magnetic shocks, ride is nice and that engine has a magical howl that really raises the goosebumps.
Also, anything less than 10k ADM for an R should be bought on the spot. That's a great deal.
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Ahem. I'm just reading from the Nordschliefe Official record site.
Please note #33.
https://nurburgringlaptimes.com/lap-times-top-100/
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The GT350R laps the 'Ring in 7:32.19, quicker than the 991 GT3 RS. That is serious performance in anybody's book. No, it's not a Porsche. $69k MSRP
The standard GT350 is a little slower, but only costs $55k, including the track pack. With the magnetic shocks, ride is nice and that engine has a magical howl that really raises the goosebumps.
The standard GT350 is a little slower, but only costs $55k, including the track pack. With the magnetic shocks, ride is nice and that engine has a magical howl that really raises the goosebumps.
Ahem. I'm just reading from the Nordschliefe Official record site.
Please note #33.
https://nurburgringlaptimes.com/lap-times-top-100/
Please note #33.
https://nurburgringlaptimes.com/lap-times-top-100/
A 991 GT3 RS will lap MRLS within a second of a C7 Z06. A GT350R beat the Gen5 Z/28 at Chuckwilla by over a second. There is still a sizable gap between the two.