dwhit63

Found a left over 2010 convertible gt premium with $5,700 in options with a sticker price of 43,000. Got the car for $34,000 with 220 miles on it. Good deal or bad deal.

Thanks.

allinon72

Bad. Should be 30k or below.

Nuke

Beyond bad. Since the '12s are already out, you can deal-down a '10 to the low to mid $20k range. I've seen a few with decent options go at and below $20k. You can get a '12 5.0 with some equipment for what you paid.

Orion_240

was the $34K the OTD price?
Not too bad if it's a brand new car, not used, as the warranty starts when it's first sold.

Previous posters must have skipped over the fact that it's a convertible and you don't live back East.

Joe in Dublin

ok....if otd...local dealer is sellin a 12 gt premium for 8k off msrp... a 10 coupe or convert should be at least 12-14k off msrp

crescent_wrench

Should be able to much better.

alkemist

Sorry to say but over priced. Maybe for $25k off the top of my head number and being a vert. Dealers can't get '10s off the lot fast enough and are desperate with the 5.0 that was released and the 2012's coming in.

99GTvert

It's not that bad of a deal in the sense that its 9 grand off the sticker price...though considering its a 2010, if it is new the dealer might be more stressed to get it off their lot had you walked away...but then again, I'm doubting a dealer would sell their brand new car for almost 20 grand below sticker. That's ridiculous.

Either way its a good car. Enjoy it.

shad2009

you could've gotten more off...if that's an OTD price you paid it's not TOO bad, but you still could have talked them down...enjoy the new stang

outceltj

Screwed