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Not factoring the "backend" part of the deal most dealers will be breaking even after the allocation fee. Unless they are ordering a highly spec'd vehicle which at that point they will make a small profit. Very strange practice from Ford to basically ensure dealers will be passing that...

He was very vague about it. Long story short, it is up to ownership if there is an ADM and that has yet to be decided.

Talked to the Sales Manager, very nice guy.

Another 5.0 super charged that they are charging 220k for. Honestly with how Shelby American has been lately I am happy Ford is stepping away from them. https://shelby.com/Vehicles/2026-Shelby-GT350TA

According to the NHTSA Vin 1FA6P8GJ9T5550054 is also associated to the Dark Horse SC Along with ones ending in 0023, 0037, 0040, 0068, 0071, 0085, 0099, 0104, 0118, 0121, 0135, 0149 and 0152

While that might be the case. Back in May of 2020 I bought a new 2020 Silver Gt350 for 5k under sticker.

I will be ordering one along with my dad who will be getting one to match his GTD. I hope they offer more diverse color options for the car besides for the standard DH colors.

This just seems like a more fitting name for the car. While the Dark horse makes sense due to the racing teams. Calling it a SC referring to it as a Super charged instead of being Super Coupe gives off the impression of it being a supercharged 5.0 Dark Horse. I am still exciting to get one of...

Really excited to see how this car competes against its competition. The Ford Motorsport event was disappointing. They put out a teaser of a car covered and then re-revealed the same car they unveiled this morning.

That ford event was disappointing to see. Just re-announced the same vehicle they showed off this morning.

From the video it sounds like it has forced Induction. Hopefully it isn’t another Super charged 5.0