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Placed my order with the dealer last week, it was confirmed yesterday, and received my VIN on cotus this morning. It's a retail order.

I'm sure this point has been made before, but from day 1 the mustang has been offered with relatively small non-V8 engines, including the emasculated 101 HP "Thriftpower" I6 that was offered on the very first Mustang. The Mustang has always been about making something that can appeal to the...

Car & Driver's photos make the color look way more vibrant than it really looks in real life. Looks like there was some sort of effect or filter used, especially the photos they took in that garage and not outside.

The photos on the first page show chrome edging around the side windows, but the Ford order page and most of the photos I've seen of Mustangs making the rounds to dealerships show black edging around the side windows. Was the chrome a pre-production feature that has been dropped? I know it's...

I was told this was the maximum I would pay, and that if there are lower rates or incentives available when I take delivery, that I would pay the lower price, but that the price cannot go up from what we agreed upon.

Just signed a lease on an EcoBoost Premium today! Got it for about $500 under invoice, which brought the lease payments to $290 per month with $3,000 down at signing. Terms are 36 months, 31,500 miles. The residual came in at 61% and the agreed upon money factor was 0.00177 or 4.25%. I'm...

Losing $500 for nothing is still a pretty bad result. I guess at that point I could still buy the vehicle for the agreed-upon price, but that's not what I'm hoping to do.

So if I agree on the sales price and order now (likely using X plan), can the dealer somehow screw me later with the money factor or other hidden fees built into the lease payment? Are the residuals and money factor always set by Ford (and therefore set in stone), or can the dealer use their...

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What is an APP lease? When I spoke to the dealer, his guess was that a 36 month, 10,500 mile per year lease would be mid-$400s per month if the negotiated price is around $31,000. This seems crazy, as other Ford models in that price range are leasing for sub-$300 per month.

I'm planning on using X-Plan to get a EcoBoost Premium with a few options added, and am expecting the price to come out to around $31,000. I'd prefer to lease for various reasons, and would really like to get an order in soon, but am hesitant to do so until residuals come out. My dealer said...

Did they have the actual residuals and financing rates available or was it just the dealer's best guess?

Just wondering if anyone has signed up to lease the 2015 Mustang and what the residuals and rates are. Does X-Plan pricing apply to leases if I sign up for the Mustang Club of America and get an X-Plan PIN?

I'm not sure which engine I'm going with, but I'd much prefer to lease than own. I spoke with the local dealer yesterday and they really had no information at all on the new Mustangs or pricing, unfortunately. I'd love to get the GT, but has anyone heard definitely whether or not there...