Used mustang prices...

[robvas]

Remember when you could get a clean New edge with under 100k for like 6-7k? Now these people want $10,000 for a 140k mile car

Remember when a 94-98 Cobra wasn't worth shit! Nobody wanted them. You could get a built one for 12k or could barely give a stock one away.

A clean Mach 1 used to be a $12-13,000 car and now they are $20k!

People want $15k for 100k mile cars with a couple useless mods like SR coilovers and a BBK TB. $15k for cars with a non intercooled S trim and the stock block. Even rusted out shit cars are listed for $7,000

I won't even get into S197 prices...

INSANITY

It's also somewhat funny to see a car listed and description is copy/pasted from this website or another mustang forum from a ten year old post!

 

[q6543]

Makes new cars a total deal, I got a line on a 2022 GT 5.0 10r80 car for 37,400.

Just order brand new when the banks open up.

Let people keep their clapped out 140k milers

 

[Defknotzero]

Yep. It's not just mustangs though. It's a lot of performance based cars.

Either way, if the sellers find a buyer for that type of sucker money, more power to them.

 

[SID297]

A McDonald's double cheeseburger used to be $1.00, now it's $1.69. Inflation in action all over the economy.

 

[roy_1031]

A McDonald's double cheeseburger used to be $1.00, now it's $1.69. Inflation in action all over the economy.

Inflations everywhere but my bank account.


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[muscleatsrice]

A McDonald's double cheeseburger used to be $1.00, now it's $1.69. Inflation in action all over the economy.

To be fair the dollar double cheeseburger has been loooooong gone.


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[Detroit Iron]

It's everywhere. From enthusiast cars to trucks to SUVs. The china virus turned the car world upsidedown. I follow some of the BaT foxbody auctions, what people are paying for some of these cars is plain stupid. I've noticed aftermarket parts prices go way up too. We'll see how long this can last.

 

[DSG2003Mach1]

Found a clean 04 GT in comp orange with 160k and these days 4700 seems like a steal

 

[sonicx]

Just wait til the 5.0/hemi/LT engines go away and they shuffle in EV 100%. V8s gonna go bananas.

 

[Crimson2v]

Everything is going through the roof. I have been watching the Lexus LS400 and 430’s because I could use a dd replacement. The LS430 has almost double in price from a year ago, can’t even find decent 400’s around.

 

[Weather Man]

So many contrary pressures on the economy. I still think this will be a more traditional Fall where prices get more reasonable. The performance parts market seems to be softening, which I think is a tell.

 

[DriftwoodSVT]

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[Double"O"]

A guy local to me has a 92 bird SC with 114k and the paint is rough for 18.5k...lol gtfo

And i want an SC bad

 

[robvas]

I've seen some crap like an 04 GTO with a cam and a couple boltons, and a blow trans, for 18k

Some people are just stupid

I've seen supercharged 11-14 cars for $25k and under again, and then I see some C5's are making it back in to the 12-14k range...there's hope in site, plus it's going to be winter soon in a lot of the country.

 

[Sinister04L]

You think the prices are high now, just wait until they scrap ICE cars.

 

[98 svt]

There's an ass for every seat.

 

[13COBRA]

So many contrary pressures on the economy. I still think this will be a more traditional Fall where prices get more reasonable. The performance parts market seems to be softening, which I think is a tell.

I hope you're right. All lead economists in the industry say we'll still end the year at or above YOY.

 

[Weather Man]

There's an ass for every seat.

Having a lot of asses looking at your car is better than one ass

 

[SID297]

To be fair the dollar double cheeseburger has been loooooong gone.


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I haven't bought a burger there in about 2 decades, so I don't really keep up with prices. I remember a regular cheeseburger being $0.49 in the late 90s.

 

[Weather Man]

I hope you're right. All lead economists in the industry say we'll still end the year at or above YOY.

The regular new and used market is crazy and unpredictable. They underproduced and are spending money on EV like women unleased on their first craft sale after lockdown. Sports cars fall into the more discretionary side and there the softening economy will have more effect, I think, especially on the under $100,000 market. The higher end sports cars will continue to see buying pressure from the impending ICE/emission bans. Ferrari production was sold out for the next 2 years I believe.