Roy_R

You'll get a better interest rate on a new one....hence lower payments!!

Mrbobcat

There's a place in VA selling premium V6's for 21-24k. They also have base V8's starting around 24k. I'm thinking of checking them out, but its a long drive for me and not sure if I want a totally base car or not.

OBEY

I went to the Ford site and there says there's a 0% APR with $2,000 back or $4,000 back deal going on now for new 2014 Premiums. Would the price here on the car ad: http://www.cars.com/go/search/detail...nal&listType=1 already have the rebates? Or would those be taken off seperately?

Could you explain the Mustang Club of America? I went to the site and it says you pay $50 for a year and you get discounts on new vehicles. About how much would the discount be?

Do you know which dealer it is or in what city its located? I live around 2 hours from Virginia, may have to check it out.

whosniffedme

How do you think people drive a rental V6 Mustang? I know how I would...

Mrbobcat

If you go to the site that has the black premium mustang, it looks like they already applied all discounts and rebates. That looks like a pretty good deal and I doubt you will find a better one at least if you want to stay fairly local. Although you could still haggle and/or wait a while to see if they drop the price some more.

Roy_R

Compare the price with someone like carsdirect.com...

LordRipberger

I would never buy a rental car. Well, unless the cost was ridiculous low...like a 2014 with 100 miles for 10K.

shiftV6

I just bought a 2014 mustang and used truecar. I think I got a pretty good price. 2015, V6, manual, tech package, ruby red premium paint (costs extra) for $20,200 (before tax/licensing) MSRP was almost $25K. Depending on the trim level you want, you can probably buy a brand new one

shiftV6

2014*

FloridaSam

I just paid $23,300 for my 2014 with 12 miles. Premium with pony pack and rear camera. I'd pass on the rental/accident.