OX1
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- 86 Capri 5.0 Turbo, 17 Fusion Sport, 21 GT500 CFTP
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Wasn't sure if this should go in the order/price/tracking or here,
but since all my 18 prices are theoretical, I stuck it here. (feel free
to move it if appropriate).
So right now, I can get a 17 base auto GT with no options for $28,350
(includes freight and $750 loyalty discount, but not tax/tags/dealer fees).
Sticker is $35,105
I was surprised that base auto GT sticker in 14 was $33,230 and 17
is only $1875 more. 14 came with spare, 17 comes with PSeat, so
calling those options a wash.
With that in mind, my guess on 18 is another $200 for 10 speed and
another $800 for base GT, so say $36,105 for base auto GT. Lets say
you strike a great deal when it first comes out @ invoice, or -$2026
= $34,079 - 750 loyalty?? = $33,329.
Two dealers with these low prices on 17's have said $20K for my 14 base
auto with 5800 miles. Lets assume that drops to $19K (maybe less) when
18's come out (even for just ordering in June).
Taking all that into account and taxes (including differences), these would be
what I'd pay OTD (not including tags and dealer fee of $300)
17 - $8,934.5
18 - $15,332
So is 18 really worth $6400 more? (heck is 17 worth 9 grand
over 14, I think overall chassis could be)
10 speed worth a couple MPG and maybe a couple tenths to 60.
added power another tenth or 2? How much money does it take
to get 3-4 tenths off on a 60 run for a 15-17? Lets say a tune and cat
back or $1000??
Base 18 suspension is supposed to be equal to 17 PP, so that's approx $2500
that you don't have to spend on 18 (and you can't get it with 17 auto anyway).
So does that make it closer to a $2900 difference? (except
you get to pick the tune, catback, and suspension stuff on 17).
Now that $6400 could get you closer to FI, and I think that
is where the comparison ends when you look at it that way.
Trying to think why would I wait for an 18?
but since all my 18 prices are theoretical, I stuck it here. (feel free
to move it if appropriate).
So right now, I can get a 17 base auto GT with no options for $28,350
(includes freight and $750 loyalty discount, but not tax/tags/dealer fees).
Sticker is $35,105
I was surprised that base auto GT sticker in 14 was $33,230 and 17
is only $1875 more. 14 came with spare, 17 comes with PSeat, so
calling those options a wash.
With that in mind, my guess on 18 is another $200 for 10 speed and
another $800 for base GT, so say $36,105 for base auto GT. Lets say
you strike a great deal when it first comes out @ invoice, or -$2026
= $34,079 - 750 loyalty?? = $33,329.
Two dealers with these low prices on 17's have said $20K for my 14 base
auto with 5800 miles. Lets assume that drops to $19K (maybe less) when
18's come out (even for just ordering in June).
Taking all that into account and taxes (including differences), these would be
what I'd pay OTD (not including tags and dealer fee of $300)
17 - $8,934.5
18 - $15,332
So is 18 really worth $6400 more? (heck is 17 worth 9 grand
over 14, I think overall chassis could be)
10 speed worth a couple MPG and maybe a couple tenths to 60.
added power another tenth or 2? How much money does it take
to get 3-4 tenths off on a 60 run for a 15-17? Lets say a tune and cat
back or $1000??
Base 18 suspension is supposed to be equal to 17 PP, so that's approx $2500
that you don't have to spend on 18 (and you can't get it with 17 auto anyway).
So does that make it closer to a $2900 difference? (except
you get to pick the tune, catback, and suspension stuff on 17).
Now that $6400 could get you closer to FI, and I think that
is where the comparison ends when you look at it that way.
Trying to think why would I wait for an 18?
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