Ford GT (2017)

The Ford GT 2017 holds a median asking price of AUD $1,467,424 in the Australian market, down 3.9 percent over the past year. The car carries a "BUY" signal and is classified as bottomed out, suggesting prices have stabilised after earlier declines.

This model occupies the highest collectibility tier—a "Holy Grail" classification with a score of 9—supported by limited production of just 1,350 units globally. The 2017 GT's modern engineering, race heritage, and scarcity combine to anchor long-term appeal, despite current weakness in Australian demand.

Liquidity remains severely constrained, with no recorded sales tracked over the past 12 months and zero active listings in the market. This absence of transaction data makes pricing estimates difficult to validate and suggests buyers and sellers are far apart on value.

The baseline projection shows modest continued softness, with median prices expected to drift to AUD $1,359,238 over three years (down 7.4 percent) and AUD $1,326,642 over five years (down 9.6 percent). These estimates reflect near-term market uncertainty rather than fundamental loss of collectibility status.

At this valuation, Australian interest in the modern Ford GT remains subdued relative to its standing as a blue-chip collector car. Price discovery will depend heavily on when fresh stock and active bidding re-emerge in the market.