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Hellcat-killing power in a brand new Ford Mustang GT for less than $40,000 sounds like an amazing deal. And it is! But if you dig a little deeper into one dealer’s offer for an obscenely cheap overpowered Mustang, you may find out there are ways to pay even less for all that power.

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Mr. D

Here's my guess! This is a smart, legal "Bait & switch" AD! I bet almost no one leaves with this deal! Scenario: A buyer comes in for that deal & no such Base GT's are on the lot & we don't know when any will be coming in..... surprise, surprise! There is a reason you don't see GT's with absolutely no options on them! They don't sell as well & the dealer's profit margin is lower! Most GT's are loaded up to increase the profit margin! So the buyer picks out a GT on the lot with the cool options he wants & they make it into a Roush car..... at a cost close to MSRP plus another $9,000. He walks away with a smile on his face knowing he just ordered a cool car.... not knowing what hit him since he just spent $49,000! Maybe I'm wrong as I often am, but buyer beware! When something seems too good to be true... it often isn't!