So--who's saving up for the 2015 Mustang?
12-11-2013, 05:44 PM
#11
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didn't know about the power improvements
in that case, i may look into one.
only thing is that front end looks too euro looking.
12-12-2013, 03:48 PM
#14
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Ive been trying to order this car since 2007 regardless of its looks. As soon as the ordering opens I will place mine. Rumor is the first run from apr-oct the cars will be labeled as 2014.5 models to be true 50th anniv cars with the "official" 2015 coming out in oct 2014.
12-12-2013, 03:58 PM
#15
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Ive been trying to order this car since 2007 regardless of its looks. As soon as the ordering opens I will place mine. Rumor is the first run from apr-oct the cars will be labeled as 2014.5 models to be true 50th anniv cars with the "official" 2015 coming out in oct 2014.
12-12-2013, 09:59 PM
#16
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I am eye balling it for now. I can either pay off my '13 Charger by next year or get a new Mustang GT with the paddle shifters. Honestly, that was the only thing keeping me out of a '13 GT was no paddle shifters! I too am waiting to see about the power increase mid-year.
I love the Charger but it's just not the same as the love I had for my Mustang...
I love the Charger but it's just not the same as the love I had for my Mustang...
05-13-2014, 01:23 PM
#18
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I'm starting a well paid engineering job very soon, so I am looking forward to a white GT, manual. I'm thinking about waiting until mid 2015 and then I'll get a used one if someone is parting with it just to save a few grand on it, with a max of 10k miles on it. But like always, new is best, but costs the most.
Right off the bat I'm going to lower it and put HRE P101 wheels on it, it will be a weekend car for me because the company I will work for gives me a truck to drive around constantly.
I am so excited for my first performance car.
Right off the bat I'm going to lower it and put HRE P101 wheels on it, it will be a weekend car for me because the company I will work for gives me a truck to drive around constantly.
I am so excited for my first performance car.
05-20-2014, 12:11 AM
#19
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My Ford dealer is only getting 1 50th Anniversary Mustang & it will have a $20,000 premium over MSRP. He said I could add my name to the list.
As of last Saturday orders were on hold for 2015 Mustangs but looks like they are on now.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/go/futur...?src=soc_fcbks
As of last Saturday orders were on hold for 2015 Mustangs but looks like they are on now.
http://www.roadandtrack.com/go/futur...?src=soc_fcbks
05-23-2014, 08:38 PM
#20
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I wanted to be, I was really excited about the reveal, but I am disappointed in the whole package right now. The front looks nice, but those hood vents look like stick-ons (they should have kept the ones from 2014s) and those tail lights are just absolutely terrible IMHO. They do not go with the rest of sleek and aggressive front end.
The interior is a disappointment for me as well. Its like they just upgraded slightly from the 2014s instead of redesigning for a new generation. And with GTs now hitting the 40's with the options I want, I expect the 2015 to be even more. I hate to say it but I would rather save a little longer and get a Corvette, that thing is awesome looking inside and out.
The interior is a disappointment for me as well. Its like they just upgraded slightly from the 2014s instead of redesigning for a new generation. And with GTs now hitting the 40's with the options I want, I expect the 2015 to be even more. I hate to say it but I would rather save a little longer and get a Corvette, that thing is awesome looking inside and out.