2000 Cobra R

[aquill1]

I found this on craigslist this morning...LINK...

SVT Cobra R: #140 of 300 2000 Ford Mustang Cobra (mo)
Reply to: [email protected]
Date: 2009-05-15, 9:55AM CDT


2000 mustang cobra r car very rare.#140 of only 300 made. 37,000 miles 35,000 firm call 1-800-356-9290

Location:MO

 

[husker4life]

I want.... But can't afford.
Bump for a badass car..

 

[Midnight_Cobra]

37k miles!! That is awesome, I love a rare car that is driven and shown off. My hats off to you! Good luck with the sale.

 

[aquill1]

I like the fact that you could pay $50,000 for one brand new and only lose $15,000, especially when it's been driven! Any other $50k car loses that value after driving off the lot and would lose even more every mile added!

 

[Smoothgrandmama]

mid mo auto salvage hwy 240 fayette mo 65248

 

[Smoothgrandmama]

95 COBRA R MUSTANG

they alos have a 95 Cobra R.............RIIIIIIIIIIIIGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHTTTTTTTTT

 

[OH3MGSVT]

Was at a dyno day today and saw a twin turbo cobra R number 1 of 2 ever made do a dyno pull AND a burnout contest. it was pretty crazy

 

[aquill1]

Was at a dyno day today and saw a twin turbo cobra R number 1 of 2 ever made do a dyno pull AND a burnout contest. it was pretty crazy

;-)

 

[Midnight_Cobra]

Was at a dyno day today and saw a twin turbo cobra R number 1 of 2 ever made do a dyno pull AND a burnout contest. it was pretty crazy

:bs:

 

[1995COBRA-R]

I like the fact that you could pay $50,000 for one brand new and only lose $15,000, especially when it's been driven!

I agree with your theory, but the 00R was closer to $60K with tax/tag/title if the buyer didn't pay a premium to MSRP.

Nonetheless, very few new cars keep 60% of their value after nine years of driving ownership.

 

[aquill1]

I agree with your theory, but the 00R was closer to $60K with tax/tag/title if the buyer didn't pay a premium to MSRP.

EVERY car has tax/tag/title...when the new buyer pays for the car he will end up paying about $40k...SERIOUSLY??? :dw:

 

[1995COBRA-R]

EVERY car has tax/tag/title...

No, it does not. A resident of GA pays no sales tax on a used car purchased from an individual. It doesn't make any difference if its a used '00 R or a Ferrari GTB 599.

 

[aquill1]

Well congratulations your in a state that does this. Most states do. And it doesn't matter if purchased used from an individual or not.

Actually total cost in ttp on $50k would be closer to $55k not $60k if you want to get picky. Here in TX the tax on a car is 6.25%, I can guarantee title transfer and plate transfer wouldn't be more than $600.

 

[1995COBRA-R]

Actually total cost in ttp on $50k would be closer to $55k not $60k if you want to get picky.

My point was the MSRP of the 2000 Cobra R was over $55K. When you add the gas guzzler tax and actually drove it away, it would have been almost $60K. Very few left the dealer at MSRP. You can search the Cobra R forums.

I can remember when people were paying over MSRP for a 2003 Cobra. A few people paid over MSRP for a GT500. I wonder if anyone will pay a premium to MSRP for a 2010 GT500?

 

[aquill1]

Who cares the car is still worth a great deal of money with 30k+ miles...

I'm sure there are people that have paid premium on the 10' gt500. A local dealer tried selling a kr last year for $119,000....obviously it sat and was still there a month ago.

 

[1995COBRA-R]

Who cares the car is still worth a great deal of money with 30k+ miles...

You did.

I like the fact that you could pay $50,000 for one brand new and only lose $15,000, especially when it's been driven! Any other $50k car loses that value after driving off the lot and would lose even more every mile added!

 

[aquill1]

Well why are you a pain in arse?

 

[98 svt]

Was at a dyno day today and saw a twin turbo cobra R number 1 of 2 ever made do a dyno pull AND a burnout contest. it was pretty crazy

You sure about that bud? LOL