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RonParsons · 03-16-2012, 01:01 AM

List MSRP is: $54,200. BUT, that's where the raping begins. I built the car I would want, with Recaros, Nav, Track Pack and it's all the way up to 64K with desination charege. Add in tax and that's almost 70K. YIKES!

I will say this, Ford does offer you options most ZL1 owners would want, like a real NAV, and Recaros...it's the extra cost to get the better suspension that really sucks. Ford makes you pay for the right set up as an extra, which is definitely advantage Chevy.

I feel like both cars make buyers fork over huge dollars and accept from very big compromises.

Personally, knowing how much both cars will depreciate once the re-designs happen and both cars become lighter and better, you have to have pin money to burn on either car. Love both cars, but just can't justify the price for either right now.

03-16-2012, 01:01 AM	#1
RonParsons Banned Drives: Nyc subway Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Nyc Posts: 31	2013 Shelby GT500 Pricing Out List MSRP is: $54,200. BUT, that's where the raping begins. I built the car I would want, with Recaros, Nav, Track Pack and it's all the way up to 64K with desination charege. Add in tax and that's almost 70K. YIKES! I will say this, Ford does offer you options most ZL1 owners would want, like a real NAV, and Recaros...it's the extra cost to get the better suspension that really sucks. Ford makes you pay for the right set up as an extra, which is definitely advantage Chevy. I feel like both cars make buyers fork over huge dollars and accept from very big compromises. Personally, knowing how much both cars will depreciate once the re-designs happen and both cars become lighter and better, you have to have pin money to burn on either car. Love both cars, but just can't justify the price for either right now.