It is great to see some of you post again. We were a tight group.
I remember exactually when I sold my 1995 Cobra R (300 HP). I bought a 2019 Mustang GT350 (526 HP with better handling).
I remember Gingerman and other events. Heck yea that I wish I kept the 1995 Cobra R. We all make bad...
Bottom Line: A dealer can earn 3% up to 9% today (ROI =return on investment)?
A guy can easily earn 5% risk free in U.S. Treasures. The extra 4% comes with a lot of risk. Another 4% is $40K per each million invested.
Is it worth the extra headaches?
The Banks will kill you with fees and interest.
Does Rick Hendrick sales make me a gay guy that wants to buy a stupid out of production Camaro? No way.
We have ask if old Rick likes guys over girls? Yes, there is that.
I'd never buy a Camaro for any reason. .
I am just a dumb-ass consumer.
We have no big money as most dealers have. We know smart dealers make tons of revenue every year despite any microsmatic issues.
Rick Hendrick is doing really well. It's easy to make big money by selling cars.
I am posting in early 2024 when the basic original GT350 is rare and gets a premium.
The 2015 GT350 had only 137 cars so very rare.
The 2016 GT350 was 6169 cars with the 2017 GT350 at 6838 cars (277 GT30R).
Very nice!
I still own my new 2019 Mustang GT350 #K1868 (5400 miles including two track events). It's mostly a garage queen today as I want to keep the low-mile 5.2L FPC engine.
I am looking for a nice previously owned one.