Good Deal on a GTPP?

[ShelbyGT350]

Have been patiently waiting for dealers in SoCal to get real about GT350 pricing, but I think I'll have to end up holding my breath WAY too long.

Found a 2015 GT Premium with PP, NAV, 401a and Recaros with only 4,300 miles for $36,000. Is this a good deal? Not looking forward to dealing with MyFordTouch - would prefer SYNC 3.

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[ghig302]

36k is a lot of money for a used Mustang.

 

[SR56]

You could get a new one with the same stuff for a little more. There's $500 cash for the Mustang right now. Qualify for the Lease Conquest (low bar to qualify. Just own anything other than a Ford) and it's another $500. Call Ford for a brochure and they'll send you $750 Private Cash.

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[timd38]

Call Ford for a brochure and they'll send you $750 Private Cash.

Did not work for me......

 

[timd38]

Have been patiently waiting for dealers in SoCal to get real about GT350 pricing, but I think I'll have to end up holding my breath WAY too long.

Found a 2015 GT Premium with PP, NAV, 401a and Recaros with only 4,300 miles for $36,000. Is this a good deal? Not looking forward to dealing with MyFordTouch - would prefer SYNC 3.

If you got the car for free, someone will tell you that they got a better deal.

KBB says that $36K is a fair price for a certified car with that equipment.

 

[bscn8c]

36 seems on the high side of a dealer's asking price for that car. If you can talk the dealer down a few grand, it would be a much better deal.

Keep in mind though that someone returned or traded that car in only after 4300 miles (in my experience, there are very few reasons why someone gets rid of a car that quickly, mostly not good, repo/mechanical issues/etc.). So make sure you do your homework when checking it out...

 

[SLEEPERSTANG]

Yeah that seems a little high on the price. I just bought a used 2015 pp with all the options you mentioned except for recaros. 4600 miles on it for 32,842. But depending on where you live price might differ.

 

[ShelbyGT350]

36 seems on the high side of a dealer's asking price for that car. If you can talk the dealer down a few grand, it would be a much better deal.

Keep in mind though that someone returned or traded that car in only after 4300 miles (in my experience, there are very few reasons why someone gets rid of a car that quickly, mostly not good, repo/mechanical issues/etc.). So make sure you do your homework when checking it out...

This is a private party - 72 year old who had a mid-life crisis and was living in an outlying rural area in San Diego County. He and his wife decided to move to downtown San Diego in a condo where most only allow 1 parking space and they have a VW van they are going to keep. The wife doesn't know how to drive a stick so they are getting rid of the Mustang. Supposedly he owes $35,500 on it.

 

[Genxer]

That doesn't sound so bad if the car is in great shape. The Recaros alone is a lot of money.

 

[SR56]

Did not work for me......

That's odd. I was able to get it twice in the past 3 months. Once from an online inquiry, once from calling them for the brochure. I'd try it again. It can't hurt!

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[saleen405]

I've got the same options listed and my car was used and had 1900 miles on it. I paid $32k. Original sticker on mine was Just shy of $45k. i purchased from a Ford dealer also. Just for perspective.

 

[Cardude99]

If he owes 35,500 that's his problem not yours I would say 33500 and it's fair. It's used, doesn't matter how many miles used is used

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