Hack
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From what I've seen around here the options don't help resale prices very much. Maybe you get a little bump, but typically the extra from options declines even faster than the resale value of the basic car.Well that's totally uninformed BS. Options always add to resale value. In 50yrs at auction do you think people will be bidding more on a base 2018 GT or a GT Premium with PP2? You can bet it's the PP2.
If 2 GT's get totalled do you think the PP2 owner or the Base model owner will get more payout? The PP2 owner will.
Base GT's are a dime a dozen. The PP2 will be looked for by anyone interested in buying a used manual GT and draw a premium over a Base. Not as high as a GT350, and MAYBE not as high as a Bullitt, but it will still pull a premium.
In 50 years we will be fortunate if the government still lets us drive our own cars - or even purchase gasoline. I wouldn't worry about the value of a 201X Mustang 50 years from now.
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