A 3,000-Mile 2022 Shelby Super Snake Coupe Is Making a Run at Six Figures on Hagerty MarketplaceA remarkably clean 2022 Ford Mustang Shelby Super Snake Coupe is currently crossing the block on Hagerty Marketplace, and the bidding has already climbed to $75,000 with days still left on the clock. The coupe shows just under 2,900 miles, making it one of the lowest-mile examples of Shelby American's flagship S550-generation build to surface in some time.Listed by New Jersey-based dealer Vantage Auto, the car carries chassis number CSM #22SS0058 and began life as a GT Premium fitted with the GT Performance Package and MagneRide dampers before being shipped to Shelby American's Las Vegas facility for its transformation. For 2022, Shelby capped total Super Snake production at 298 units, with non-Speedster coupes like this one limited to just 200 examples.What Makes a Super Snake a Super SnakeShelby American rates this build at more than 825 flywheel horsepower, generated through a polished Whipple supercharger paired with its own performance tune, injectors, and cooling upgrades. Handling and stopping power get equal attention, with a Shelby-spec Brembo brake package, a dedicated performance suspension, forged aluminum wheels, and a Borla exhaust tuned specifically for the car. Outside, the conversion swaps in aluminum front fenders, a functional Ram Air hood, a reworked front fascia and splitter, and a full-length racing stripe treatment that leaves almost nothing of the donor GT's sheet metal untouched.AdvertisementAdvertisementInside, the theme continues with a two-tone Ebony leather interior, Super Snake-embroidered front seats, a Shelby auxiliary gauge cluster on the dash, and a CSM serial plaque to match the one under the hood. This particular car is finished in Rapid Red Metallic with silver full-body racing stripes, rides on a six-speed manual with a Torsen limited-slip rear axle, and was originally delivered through Sarchione Ford in Randolph, Ohio, before being registered to a single owner in North Carolina. The listing includes Shelby's build documentation, the original window sticker, multiple key fobs, and a clean Carfax report.What the Market Says About Modern ShelbysBecause Shelby American builds a limited run of Super Snake conversions each year on top of an already-new donor car, these coupes occupy a different lane than a standard Mustang GT or even a factory GT500. According to the seller, this car listed for close to $150,000 when new, and low-mile, documentation-heavy examples like this one tend to trade well above what a base Mustang would fetch. Anyone tracking where a specific Mustang variant sits in the broader market can pull up current pricing trends through Hagerty Valuation Tools, which combines the Hagerty Price Guide with real auction and private-sale results across four condition grades.This is far from the only Shelby news making the rounds lately. Motorious readers can still enter for a shot at an 850-hp 2026 Shelby Super Snake-R, and Hagerty Marketplace has been busy with other notable auctions, including a rare Pontiac GTO convertible and a big-brake, fuel-injected 1959 Corvette that both drew serious bidder attention. For a look at how Hagerty's data-driven approach plays out with another specialty model, our recent coverage of a no-reserve Ferrari 308 GTS Quattrovalvole digs into how the Hagerty Price Guide's QV values held up against a live sale.Where the Auction StandsThe auction is scheduled to end Monday, August 10, and bidding has moved quickly since it opened, with more than 20 bids logged so far. With sub-3,000-mile examples of any Super Snake being uncommon, this listing is worth watching for anyone curious about where the modern Shelby market is headed next.AdvertisementAdvertisement⚡️ Read the full article on MotoriousSign up for the Motorious Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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