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AC - Cobra Continuation (2008)
Discover the undeniable allure of the AC Cobra Continuation 2008, a classic American muscle machine that still commands attention on today’s roads. While the brand’s original Gordini‑style revivals sparked a resurgence in the late 2000s, the 2008 AC Cobra Continuation remains a hall‑mark of handcrafted performance. If you’ve ever wondered what is a 2008 AC Cobra Continuation worth, or how the AC Cobra Continuation price fluctuates for new or used examples, this overview will give you a clear, data‑driven answer.
Below is a concise, yet detailed, snapshot of what makes the AC Cobra Continuation a coveted Chassis, along with realistic depreciation trends and comparison insights that can help you gauge the current market range without any pre‑set “fixed” numbers.
Key Specs – A Quick Reference
- Engine: 5.7‑liter Chevrolet V8 (Vortec 5700 Series) – 350–365 hp
- Transmission: 6‑speed manual (Genuine Chevrolet) or optional 4‑speed automatic
- Power‑to‑Weight: Approximately 20.7 lbs per horsepower
- Fuel Type: Premium gasoline (87–115 octane)
- Drive Layout: Rear‑wheel drive
- Weight: Around 3,100 lbs (base)
- Dimensions (L × W × H):
- L – 4,192 mm (164.8 in)
- W – 1,937 mm (76.3 in)
- H – 1,219 mm (48.0 in)
- Top Speed: 150–160 mph (specific gear ratios vary by configuration)
- 0‑60 mph: 4.4–4.6 seconds with manual transmission
- Brakes: Brembo double/triple disc front, single rear disc (or optional ABS packages)
The AC Cobra Continuation’s 2008 incarnation carried the same aerodynamic, lightweight chassis that Gordon Murray and Todd Bennett's classic work was built on, but with modern safety standards and improved suspension geometry. While the base price at the time of release entered the gold‑tier luxury sports segment, prices today are largely defined by mileage, optional extras (e.g., upgraded brakes, custom exhausts), and overall vehicle condition.
Depreciation Insight
Understanding the AC Cobra Continuation depreciation curve is essential when you consider whether to invest in a new 2008 model or a more seasoned vehicle. Realistic depreciation patterns for American muscle‑cars in the collector space are typically:
- 9–12 % decline in value during the first year after purchase. This stage covers the classic shift AC Cobra Continuation depreciation rate, as new model updates often move practical concerns (e.g., emissions, build quality) out of the equation.
- 4–5 % loss per year thereafter, as the vehicle ages past the "mid‑life" build window.
- In extreme cases—if a particular 2008 model suffered a rare component failure or has a history of major repairs—depreciation can accelerate to 7–10 % annually.
The above rates are comparative references. The AC Cobra Continuation price in used markets can fluctuate based on detailed factors: hours on the dyno, completeness of the VIN records, and aftermarket modifications. For example, a heavily tuned, low–mileage example may
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