Equipment
Cross-drilled rotors, yellow calipers, power windows, air conditioning, wood shift knob.
Condition
In like new condition with just 4,252 miles on the odometer.
Market commentary
Carrera GT prices are trending in opposition to Ford GTs. The Ford, with a MSRP in the mid-$100,000s, now brings two to three times that. The Carrera GT, with a $450,000 MSRP and production of some 1,270 units of which 660 were sold in the U.S., had bubbled up to seven figures but now supply seems to have exceeded demand and they are rapidly settling back into mid-six figures close to their original selling prices, if buyers can be found at all. This is the second one offered here in Palm Beach, and the fifth one to be offered at auction in the U.S. since the beginning of the year. Carrera GT prices are trending in opposition to Ford GTs. The Ford, with a MSRP in the mid-$100,000s, now brings two to three times that. The Carrera GT, with a $450,000 MSRP and production of some 1,270 units of which 660 were sold in the U.S., had bubbled up to seven figures but now supply seems to have exceeded demand and they are rapidly settling back into mid-six figures close to their original selling prices, if buyers can be found at all. This is the second one offered here in Palm Beach, and the fifth one to be offered at auction in the U.S. since the beginning of the year. While $300-400,000 off their peak seems painful, to someone who bought a Carrera GT at their $300,000 or so transaction range three years ago the recent results are very profitable.