What do you think is a good deal for a Mustang?
01-18-2008, 12:45 AM
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RE: What do you think is a good deal for a Mustang?
? Convertible or coupe? Premium or Deluxe? If V6, Pony Package or not? For the V6 alone, the range could be anywhere from $13,500 for a deluxe coupe, to about $24,000 for a fully loaded premium convertible with Pony Package. It's nice to have variety.
01-18-2008, 11:10 AM
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RE: What do you think is a good deal for a Mustang?
ORIGINAL: torque_is_good
there is $2500 in rebates still on leftover 07's and you begin at invoice,not sticker, subtract the $2500 and don't pay more than $100 for the dealer admin fee. That puts a base v6 with manny tranny under $17,000 brand spankin new. How can you not buy one. You could then add an x-charger and some appearance and have a real kick butt ride for $22k
It kind of makes you want to go buy another just because the deals for 07's are so good right now and just store the sixer until someone in the family needs a car. Can't even get a decent corolla or civic for that price
there is $2500 in rebates still on leftover 07's and you begin at invoice,not sticker, subtract the $2500 and don't pay more than $100 for the dealer admin fee. That puts a base v6 with manny tranny under $17,000 brand spankin new. How can you not buy one. You could then add an x-charger and some appearance and have a real kick butt ride for $22k
It kind of makes you want to go buy another just because the deals for 07's are so good right now and just store the sixer until someone in the family needs a car. Can't even get a decent corolla or civic for that price
It's because you can get a 2005 Mustang GT for 17k. Why in the hell would you buy a v6 when you could buy a GT for the same price?
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