Rt1Rebel

Haggle all the while, but be prepared to pay MSRP. Feel good if you get it for that. Hell, you might not get it for that. Take a look at what the GT500 went for compared to MSRP.

FloridaGT/CS

I just talk with my Ford dealer... basically (hereat least), they would like to see 3-5k limited edition mark up, HOWEVER... for previous customers MSRP +1K is typical (this also goes for the Shelby GTs (MSRP +7 to 10K... or +1K if you are repeat customer). I suppose you just really want the car badly AND need to know your dealer/salesman personally.

Unleashedbeast

That's why you buy a regular GT at invoice and build it to look much better than the bullit ever could. Good luck, but I guarantee you will NOT get this car under MSRP.

Qusus

Seems like it easy to get Shelby GT's for considerably lower than MSRP because there's quite a few leftovers from 07. Unless you're talking about the GT500s? In which case 1K over MSRP would be a steal.

ratnacage

The short answer is yes, you should at least try to get it under MSRP - them're the rules! If a dealer thinks they can get you to pay MSRP, then they'll try - who can blame them? Personally, I'm not that impressed with the Bullitt so I would just get a regular GT and build to suit. I'm not bashing Ford for what the Bullitt is - it's a great addition to the Mustang line-up, but for hard core performance enthusiasts, the better bang/buck is in the GT.

2cokeman

Most dealers are asking over MSRP and getting it!

Goldenpony

The Bullitt is what it is. They're not allthat powerful, I'm sure my GT with it's couple of bolt ons has more power. The Bullitt is a "collectable" model. I'm sure they will always hold they're value a bit better than a regular GT. The Bullitt doesn't even appeal to everybody. Personally, I think the Bullitt is very cool; if it came as a ragtop I'd have one. Oh, a Bullitt shouldn't be modded either, it should be kept as is. Just my $.02 worth. Dealers are marking them up over MSRP.

MUSTANGLOVER73

bullitt= over priced gt. buy the gt and spend the difference betwween the price of the gt and the bullitt in go fast parts.

S19706

My exact thoughts.................[sm=smiley20.gif]

05Retro

Mark-ups on any of these cars is inevitable today. Most dealers are getting in on the action on Limited Edition models just like they did when the first 05 GTs came out. In 2001I bought a Highland Green Bullitt off a dealers showroom floor. They had a $3000 mark-up on it and I told the salesman I'd give them MSRP for it but no mark-up. He went and talked to his manager and came back and told me it was mine. I would never pay any kind of mark-up but I would pay MSRP if I wanted it bad enough. When I bought my 05 GTa dealer inmy state got$7000 over MSRP for theirs on Ebay.I bought mine in Nov. 04 for MSRP. Itjust depends on what you want to spend and how far your willing to go to get it.