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Selling SHO.. price?

Started by StealBlueSho, December 17, 2016, 07:52:35 PM

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StealBlueSho

Hmm.. they may not have made much on that car... They may have made the money on what they sold him, not what they are selling his trade in for.. who knows...

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mval

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ford has done us such an injustice. maybe the right car at the wrong time deal. but even when i bought mine from dealer off the lot they had to give me almost 15% off list for me to buy if of course it was june '10 & had arrived in 12 of '09. yours is one of the few like mine that has a borla catback, to my mind  better sounding & better looking than corsa.
'10 lme 4+93, 160t, 3 bar, w/cust headrest & evo gauge pod,md design cai, ppe dpes, borla cback , vertini 20" cust wheels w/conti dws, ebc slotted rotors w/red pads & mgp caliper covers, viper remote start, cust dipped eng cover,fascia, cai & lids,decals, custom bra, black wrapped spoiler
2017 chally scat pack shaker yellow jacket dd, so sho can be a show queen

StealBlueSho

If they had released this car in the mid 2000's as opposed to the early 2010 they would have been road kings for years... Plus if they used a twin turbo Yamaha motor...With a manual option... And yes... Those dumb seats with the adjustable bolsters that no one admits they love... Lol... So many ifs..Regardless...fords cars have never held value extremely well...

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derfdog15

Quote from: StealBlueSho on December 19, 2016, 12:43:32 PM
If they had released this car in the mid 2000's as opposed to the early 2010 they would have been road kings for years... Plus if they used a twin turbo Yamaha motor...With a manual option... And yes... Those dumb seats with the adjustable bolsters that no one admits they love... Lol... So many ifs..Regardless...fords cars have never held value extremely well...

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Except the cobras, 03/04 terminator is still 16-25k depending on mileage, condition, options, etc. I have seen a few low mileage SHOs listed for less than 03/04 cobras locally. But that is a totally different beast, rather than taking a powerplant that is in many fords and making a performance option to one model (taurus) ford made a specific powerplant for a specific muscle car.

I think if we wait long enough, the SHO value may rise a tad, but the big issue is not many know what they are. And as you said, no manual option is a bit annoying.

From a modder/performance standpoint, I do think there are some SHOs that are worth more than others, based mainly on the input of those who have worked on them/driven them. Ie. your car is supposedly a "freak" that will take a whole lotta spark on pump gas, that adds value in my eyes, but not to most.
2015 Tuxedo Black SHO PP -(SAE corrected): 369.4/451.4 - Gone to the automotive graveyard but not forgotten

2016 F150 FX4 Sport - 3.5L V6 Ecoboost - Stock for now

2003 Redfire V6 Mustang - Building to be an 11 second car

StealBlueSho

Quote from: derfdog15 on December 19, 2016, 12:51:54 PM
Quote from: StealBlueSho on December 19, 2016, 12:43:32 PM
If they had released this car in the mid 2000's as opposed to the early 2010 they would have been road kings for years... Plus if they used a twin turbo Yamaha motor...With a manual option... And yes... Those dumb seats with the adjustable bolsters that no one admits they love... Lol... So many ifs..Regardless...fords cars have never held value extremely well...

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Except the cobras, 03/04 terminator is still 16-25k depending on mileage, condition, options, etc. I have seen a few low mileage SHOs listed for less than 03/04 cobras locally. But that is a totally different beast, rather than taking a powerplant that is in many fords and making a performance option to one model (taurus) ford made a specific powerplant for a specific muscle car.

I think if we wait long enough, the SHO value may rise a tad, but the big issue is not many know what they are. And as you said, no manual option is a bit annoying.

From a modder/performance standpoint, I do think there are some SHOs that are worth more than others, based mainly on the input of those who have worked on them/driven them. Ie. your car is supposedly a "freak" that will take a whole lotta spark on pump gas, that adds value in my eyes, but not to most.
Right.. hence the Yamaha comment.. the older shos held their value well..Just took time to sell them... Specific engine for a specific car like you said...

The gen 4's loose that uniqueness because there really isn't anything really special right? Nothing in these cars that can't be found in other Ford models... Except maybe all the a$$holes that drive them

I just never look at cars from an investment standpoint because to date I have never MADE money off a car...Closest was my wife's Fusion... And we sold it for what we paid for it after two years of driving it...

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derfdog15

Quote from: StealBlueSho on December 19, 2016, 01:02:18 PM
Quote from: derfdog15 on December 19, 2016, 12:51:54 PM
Quote from: StealBlueSho on December 19, 2016, 12:43:32 PM
If they had released this car in the mid 2000's as opposed to the early 2010 they would have been road kings for years... Plus if they used a twin turbo Yamaha motor...With a manual option... And yes... Those dumb seats with the adjustable bolsters that no one admits they love... Lol... So many ifs..Regardless...fords cars have never held value extremely well...

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Except the cobras, 03/04 terminator is still 16-25k depending on mileage, condition, options, etc. I have seen a few low mileage SHOs listed for less than 03/04 cobras locally. But that is a totally different beast, rather than taking a powerplant that is in many fords and making a performance option to one model (taurus) ford made a specific powerplant for a specific muscle car.

I think if we wait long enough, the SHO value may rise a tad, but the big issue is not many know what they are. And as you said, no manual option is a bit annoying.

From a modder/performance standpoint, I do think there are some SHOs that are worth more than others, based mainly on the input of those who have worked on them/driven them. Ie. your car is supposedly a "freak" that will take a whole lotta spark on pump gas, that adds value in my eyes, but not to most.
Right.. hence the Yamaha comment.. the older shos held their value well..Just took time to sell them... Specific engine for a specific car like you said...

The gen 4's loose that uniqueness because there really isn't anything really special right? Nothing in these cars that can't be found in other Ford models... Except maybe all the a$$holes that drive them

I just never look at cars from an investment standpoint because to date I have never MADE money off a car...Closest was my wife's Fusion... And we sold it for what we paid for it after two years of driving it...

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Totally feel ya on that. Closest I have ever gotten was trade on on my 04 F150 for the SHO, got 3k less than I payed for the truck, but it also had 2x the miles, and had been hit a few times since I got it.

I generally buy a car based on my needs/wants for it, not how it will hold its value. Especially when buying a car brand new, as you take a hit right of the bat for almost all cars.
2015 Tuxedo Black SHO PP -(SAE corrected): 369.4/451.4 - Gone to the automotive graveyard but not forgotten

2016 F150 FX4 Sport - 3.5L V6 Ecoboost - Stock for now

2003 Redfire V6 Mustang - Building to be an 11 second car

paokara777

I bought my 2010 SHO, fully optioned for $11,000
It had 130,000 miles on it
Daily Drive:
2010 Ford Taurus SHO, AJP 3BAR 93, K&N drop in
Weekend Cruiser:
1968 Ford Mustang Coupe 289 C Code
4Bl Carb, HiPo Cam, Headers and Exhaust