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Lot G, between Bloomingdale's and L.L. Bean. http://www.tysonscornercenter.com/Shop/Map Took a little bit of driving around to find, but was worth it. I didn't know Ruby Red was specifically being marketed towards women...I guess my feminine side is yearning for it. Looked great...

Just got brief seat time at the Bucket List event, Premium EB auto. Saw a Magnetic car as well, but Ruby Red is KILLER. If I end up going Mustang, definitely will choose Ruby Red. In person it looked great even with the 18" stock premium wheels. Pictures for the most part don't convey the...

Enjoyed an E46 330i for 7 years before maintenance/repair costs became ridiculous. Been mostly happy with my G37 but lease is coming to an end so I've started checking out and test driving whatever is available. Drove a 328i and 428i (both RWD M-Sport) yesterday and was surprised how much the...

Going here and selecting the 2015 Mustang, under "More Offers" I saw that Ford is offering a $1,000 Competitive Lease Conquest rebate: "Competitive Lease Conquest (30058) is available to customers that currently lease a competitive (non-Ford Motor Company) vehicle or have terminated a...

This Autoblog video might have already been posted, but it really makes my decision between Ruby Red and Magnetic that much harder: http://www.autoblog.com/2014/09/24/2015-ford-mustang-gt-video/ I wish the EB could come with those optional GT 19" wheels...and now I'm fighting the EB vs. GT...

I didn't think you could sign a lease before the vehicle was actually available for delivery. My understanding is that you can order a car, but the eventual lease agreement would use the lease rates in effect for the month in which the car was delivered.

Unfortunately, unhaggle.com seems to be for Canadian dealerships only. For US dealerships you can use Edmunds or similar car pricing sites to specify make/model/options and then have dealerships contact you. Truecar.com works a little differently but is useful to see average transaction prices...

Good point, and I'm one of the those prospective buyers who's interested in the EB more for bridging the performance gap between the current V6 and the upcoming V8, while (hopefully) providing an appreciable weight savings over the V8. Plus the fact that it's several thousands of dollars cheaper...

I'm really looking forward to the EB numbers and test drive experience, this might finally be the time I get myself into a Mustang. The only thing holding me back from really considering the V8 is the purchase price differential. The discounts for 2014 GTs are tempting but I want the updates the...