I also agree with the Shelby models being worth the most, due that were built in-house as factory production cars which also include full factory warranties and would, therefore, rank the 07-10 Shelby GT500 as number 1 followed by the 2011 GT500 as number 2. As for Roush, despite the fact that Ford has a close partnership with them, I agree with dre256's post above for the very same reason, so, therefore I'll rank the Roush RS3 as number 3. As for the 2007-09 Saleen, once again I totally agree with dre256 for the very same reasons posted above and would, therefore, consider Saleen as dead last as far as I'm concerned!
I'm curious, why did you rank the older Shelby GT500's higher that the 2011?
first model year(s)
13/14 GT-500, which is not on your list. Better brakes, eng, blower, HE, IC pump etc.
He asked about holding value, not what will be worth the most. The answer is dependent on the price you can purchase each car.
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That isn’t why I asked the question. I have found several of those cars in my budget and i was curious to see what the opinions are for what would hold its value, in other words, lose the least.
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