October 2017 Mustang Sales

Topnotch · Nov 1, 2017

Oct 2017 Delivery (sales) Stats:
Mustang Oct 2017 Delivery (sales):5,236 *-3%*(Pr Ye)*

Compared to Competition:
Camaro Oct 2017 Deliveries (actual sales):5674*-10%*(Pr Ye)
Challenger Oct 2017 Delivery (sales):3,893 -6% (Pr Ye)

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Mustang: 5,236 -3.3%
YTD: 67,432 -27.2%

Topnotch · Nov 1, 2017

Camaro: 5,674

Zelek · Nov 1, 2017

Oh noes, it's the end!

Cardude99 · Nov 1, 2017

Nov and Dec will pick up a lot cause of the 18's and the likely fire sales of the left over 17's

Hack · Nov 1, 2017

Should be interesting to see. Will the additional power, new transmission, etc. make sales shoot up?

Ebm · Nov 1, 2017

Chally or Charger numbers?

Ecoboosted · Nov 1, 2017

I can see it now Camaro6 says: "Our precious supercar just gave the Mustang a beat down" :lol:

Erik427 · Nov 1, 2017

Cardude99 said:
Nov and Dec will pick up a lot cause of the 18's and the likely fire sales of the left over 17's

I hope the 2018 Mustang sells far better.
Wish Ford kept a V-6 option.
A 3.5TT would be great too......

thehunterooo · Nov 1, 2017

Erik427 said:
I hope the 2018 Mustang sells far better.
Wish Ford kept a V-6 option.
A 3.5TT would be great too......

Should check the sales in 2015 and 2016. The 15-17 is going to be called a pile of crap on here in a few weeks by the newbies but it sold like crazy and had the two biggest years since 2009. Even the year three sales were solid when the completion offered better performance and cut prices big time (why would you have to cut prices on the Camaro/Challenger? Very odd stuff). Hard to tell where 2018 will go I think the Camaro and Mustang will continue to be neck and neck for a while as the prices are going to increase. I do not think there will be numbers similar to 2015-2016 again.

That is terrible for the Camaro though. The Mustang refresh is about to come out and the Camaro is barely ahead?

ricardocabesa · Nov 2, 2017

Hey,I did my part. I bought 2 in 3 months.

Genxer · Nov 2, 2017

I bet a lot of enthusiast buyers are waiting for reviews on the '18, and holding off buying a '17. Those that wanted a great deal probably jumped in for the outgoing car. So it's understandable that Mustang isn't killing it... yet. I think several things like the geez whiz gages, exhaust mode, and advertised 0-60 should create a lot of interest as long as Ford doesn't price themselves too steep.

I see a lot of Ecoboost cars around town, dropping the V6 option may not be so bad for sales.

Spirit Of Fire · Nov 2, 2017

There is not really a lot of excitement around the mustang, and Ford has been keeping things hush hush for a while now. If this continues for a few more months hopefully it will push Ford out of their comfort zone and start taking their competitions more seriously.

bluebeastsrt · Nov 2, 2017

A three year old design still won the year BIG! Says a lot for just how good the design was!

Ebm · Nov 2, 2017

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bluebeastsrt said:
A three year old design still won the year BIG! Says a lot for just how good the design was!

Nothing out on the road looks like it. :cheers:

Seatown Stang · Nov 3, 2017

Erik427 said:
I hope the 2018 Mustang sells far better.
Wish Ford kept a V-6 option.
A 3.5TT would be great too......

Or throw the 3.0 V6 TT ecoboost in it...could be coming for 2020

October 2017 Mustang Sales

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