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When do you think the prices of the 2005 Mustangs will go down and when do you think there will be more used ones available?
 

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V-6 Fleet rentals will start to come out of service around the end of September or early October. You should be able to locate some at Carmax or Hertz Sales.

PDR (Previous Daily Rentals) are not too shabby. I have owned 2 cars that were PDRs. Just get an extended warranty if you go this route.

As for private purchase, not many of us are inclined to get rid of the 05 since it was the initial year of the redesign. Those who are getting rid of them are upgrading to GTs and will want to get every $ they can out of them.

Hard ? really. This is an oddity in the auto world at the moment. What are you shooting for when you say "go down". And what Mustang style are you seeking; V-8 or V-6?

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I can't make up mind.

The V8 is only $9 more dollars per month for insurance than a V6 and the V8 only gets 1 or 2 less mpg that the V6 (or so I heard.)

So if I can find a V8 for a reasonable price in about 3 or 4 months then I want to get a V8.
 

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Ryder said:
I can't make up mind.

The V8 is only $9 more dollars per month for insurance than a V6 and the V8 only gets 1 or 2 less mpg that the V6 (or so I heard.)

So if I can find a V8 for a reasonable price in about 3 or 4 months then I want to get a V8.
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See the topic I just started. Mustang sales have now been soft for 2 months in a row. $3, $4 or $5 gas will slow them even more. Be patient, you'll be able to get a V8 at a good discount very soon.
 
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I think it's funny that everyone thinks the GT gets such terrible mileage. If you drive under 70 with cruise control on you will get 27 - 30 MPG. I have friends with Toyotas that don't get that.
 
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351CJ said:
See the topic I just started. Mustang sales have now been soft for 2 months in a row. $3, $4 or $5 gas will slow them even more. Be patient, you'll be able to get a V8 at a good discount very soon.
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I hope your right.
 
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