I originally was not a fan of the new rear ends but they really have grown on me, especially with these new engine upgrades. I also have to say that from the few videos/pictures of the '11, it's a very good looking car overall.
If I had an extra $35 or so thousand laying around, the '11 Gt would definitely be at the top of my list.
If I had an extra $35 or so thousand laying around, the '11 Gt would definitely be at the top of my list.
I wonder if you will be able to buy it for $35 thousand.
I recently built a 2010 on line the way I would like to have it. This is for a premium GT coupe and there are a couple of things it does not have, but it is close to be fully loaded. The price was about $37,000.
Ouch, is all I can say.
Without a large downpayment, even at 72 months you are looking at a lot of money per month.
I can't help but wonder what the price of the new and improved 2011 will be.
I recently built a 2010 on line the way I would like to have it. This is for a premium GT coupe and there are a couple of things it does not have, but it is close to be fully loaded. The price was about $37,000.
Ouch, is all I can say.
Without a large downpayment, even at 72 months you are looking at a lot of money per month.
I can't help but wonder what the price of the new and improved 2011 will be.
It was just an estimate but I wouldn't be surprised if the prices jump up with the hype this car is getting. I think I remember when the new Challenger came out, people around here were paying ridiculous amounts, like $60k. I hope that's not the case with the 2011s