Well then the order guide is wrong as it asserts that the GT has all the features of the Ecoboost and nowhere does it state that noise cancellation is not included on the GT....
Back to the configurator - I'm thinking (hoping) this may just be a temporary setup as it blows... pretty low-rent and cheesy, like something I'd have expected from Kia 5 years ago.
- tiny images/photos/renders that make it next to impossible to see any details
- no true 360 rotation of car...
Not so sure about that - it's 600+ more pounds'a pork and that is going to make some difference in the tactility of the driving experience. I think the EB will have to have mindblowing handling and steering feel to close that gap enough to appeal to hardcore GT86 fans.
You and I have appear to have overlapping tastes. (Seen you over on FT86.)
My alternatives for testing include:
M2
new Miata PRHT
new Golf R
Toyobaru twins (after MY 16 mid cycle refresh (fingers crossed))
A few of these are at least a year away. Mind you if I am blown away by the GT I may...
Never said length of the nose, I was talking about the overall size of the Mustang body (LxWxH) - seems too big relative to the smallish greenhouse. The M4 has a more proportionate greenhouse IMO (ie relatively larger in relation to the car's overall size).
The C7 is long-hooded, obviously...
With you on that, although rear visibility when driving is a bit scary.... too bad they did not incorporate the rear-view camera into a driving mode like the C6R has.
Seen at an auto show, but roped off so not right up to it.
Personally I found the proportions a bit weird, I am hoping I get used to it over time. The ratio of greenhouse area to the massive body seemed off a bit - the smaller greenhouse on the 15 compared to the 14 seemed more suited to a...
^Because people in this thread and elsewhere in the Canadian regional forum did claim to "know a thing" - like what the invoice was and what the discount on invoice for employee pricing was. And we definitely know the MSRPs. Anyone shopping for a new Mustang with a few brain cells to rub...
^ Thanks for the details on your pricing.
I am not sure why you were given a base of $44,499 for the GT PRemium when the info on this site and on another forum are both saying it's 2K lower. The only reasonable explanation is your GT order includes the $2k equipment group 401A which is embedded...
Thanks for that info. 6.76% below MSRP as "invoice" is a total joke - if that in fact was the true cost of the car to a dealer they'd all be out of business, it's just a lot of marketing BS. I think you may have been shafted, if the invoice differential is 12% in the US as indicated on this...
We need a source for those invoice pricing numbers - seems low for a GT premium at 36,974 on a $42,499 MSRP - that is a 15% differential.
There is a discrepancy in the PDF re the pricing - Viva indicates that "All CANADIAN Base Prices noted above include Destination and Delivery" and yet his...
FYI, I took the invoice price (as well as option invoice prices) from the PDF "Canadian specs and prices" distributed on this forum. The relevant line of that PDF:
The first price is the MSRP, the second the invoice.
All the MSRPs for the models and options in that PDF match those listed in the...
Interesting. How long is that employee pricing likely to last? I'd need a test drive before biting. Ford web site says it expires Sept 30 2013 LOL.
For a GT Premium build at 6.4% below invoice I would go for:
36,974 : invoice on GT premium
3219 : 67G (PP)
435...