Let's not get too far astray from the facts, here. A fully loaded 2004 Mustang GT coupe retails for just over $28k. I think it might be asking a bit much to have ford chop $4000 from the retail price on the new model.RydeOn said:Anything over $24,000.00 (fully loaded hardtop) is a RIP OFF!! I know its a better car, but Ford owes us a better car at the same price when you consider the quality of other cars being made today.
All of this discussion is based on MSRP. It is impossible to compare the estimated MSRP of the 2005 Mustang GT to the street price of a 2004. There will be rebates on the 2005 as well, and after the initial craze most people will not pay MSRP for the GT.RydeOn said:maybe in canda but over here they are all 23,500 - 23,900. thats makes no sense considering a mach 1 is $30.000. any1 who pays $28,000 for a GT really loves their dealer
RydeOn said:dude, your totally confusing me here.
http://www.fordvehicles.com/cars/mustang/glance/index.asp#Mustang_GT_Coupe
look at the page posted. MSRP is $24,185 on a GT coupe. so where did you come up with this $28,000 from? my whole point is that raising the price on a GT $3000 is a rip-off and it is..
tylers65 said:I've seen him logged in, he is just keeping quiet.
Thats what I was thinking!awalbert88 said:Doesn't he owe a lot of us money?
RydeOn said:maybe in canda but over here they are all 23,500 - 23,900. thats makes no sense considering a mach 1 is $30.000. any1 who pays $28,000 for a GT really loves their dealer
Ron Jeremy said:Your $41,390 MSRP Total is $24,834-$25,000 in U.S. Dollars. The Canadian Dollar is worth 40% less in the United States. So, the conversion would be $24,834-$25,000. That's not bad for a brand new 2004 Mustang GT convertible. Aey?
And you'll like this: Bill Ford Jr. said the '05 Mustang will offer V8 power in the GT for less than $25,000.
Xaranthu said:Ford CA lists MSRP on the GT as starting at 31K
Xaranthu said:I'm going to do the same thing if they offer the non GT V8.
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dreddstang said:Uhh, quick question, I know I am not on the '05 pages here much, but did he just say "non GT V-8?" As in, LX? Like a V-8 Mustang that is not a GT? I did not know they were seriously talking about making one.
0%shatner saves said:The current exchange rate is .772. That comes out to just under $32 000 US. Then add 7 to 16% sales tax, depending on what part of the country you are in.
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