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Originally Posted by DBK
Less doesn't mean more valuable, but when you're talking 500 potential cars vs. 200, a pool that much smaller you're less likely to run across what you want and sellers know this. Yellow was the least produced color. A friend had to pay 205k to get the last remaining new one. Tungsten was the highest produced because a) Ford marketed it as a limited edition in honor of the Le Mans anniversary and dealers used their allocations on it without ever asking a customer and b) it's the color most likely to be bought by people who bought it as an alternative to a Ferrari or Lambo. People constantly request that I find them cars, and in two years I've never once been asked to find Tungsten.
175k is about right, or marginally more.
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you win
so, I guess it was a fluke that one of the largest FGT dealers gave me 173k for my 400 mile car 6 months ago when the market was not near as good now.
Again, if you find cars for people, I'll take a new Tungsten for 175k today, tomorrow or whenever you find me one. Cash waiting.