Here is a look at production numbers by year and year groups for the 07-14 GT500:
2007 -10,847
2008 - 8,583
2009 - 3,559
2010 - 4,458
2011 - 5,100
2012 - 4,834
2013 - 4,458
2014 - 5,730
2007-09: 22,989
2010: 4,458
2011-12: 9,934
2013 -14: 10,615
Total: 47,996
Ah, I remember the initial production hype on the limited production run to keep the mark-ups high and how first year buyers thought it was only going to be a production of 7000 units.
That is one heck of a lot of cars. :o
Not exactly rare.
Quote from: shelbydoug on February 24, 2025, 07:17:03 PMThat is one heck of a lot of cars. :o
Not exactly rare.
Agree with you 100%
But remember these are the SVT production line.
They carry no CSMs on them
This is why I posted them under the
SAAC Forum The Cars
2007-up Shelby GT350/GT500/
These SVT cars are just a tremendous package to drive and own
Quote from: Don Johnston on February 24, 2025, 04:58:24 PMAh, I remember the initial production hype on the limited production run to keep the mark-ups high and how first year buyers thought it was only going to be a production of 7000 units.
Marketing 101 at it's best !
Quote from: FL SAAC on February 25, 2025, 12:12:05 PMAgree with you 100%
But remember these are the SVT production line.
They carry no CSMs on them
This is why I posted them under the
SAAC Forum The Cars
2007-up Shelby GT350/GT500/
These SVT cars are just a tremendous package to drive and own
I stand corrected, it is no longer the SVT group.
It is now The Ford Performance Team created the 2020-2022 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500.
This team included designers, engineers, and virtual racing teams that used digital and additive manufacturing to develop the car.
My sincerest apologies if my statement offended anyone it certainly was not intentional