2015 GT base with PP

[Bean Counter]

They are right - I was eyeing a 2015 base GT with PP and it sold over the weekend. 0% financing is making these things really attractive right now.

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[papashango3]

what other fee's do dealerships tack on after you agree to XX price? Do you get sales guys trying to pull a fast one when you go in to sign ppw and they throw in doc fee or a misc dealer fee? Is that # inclusive of everything sans taxes?

 

[Cjburn]

My pricing did not include plate transfer , doc fees, or taxes. Just all the rebates were included in the listed price

 

[Cjburn]

Talked to the sales manager last night and the dealer that they are trying to get the mustang from was being a dick so I ok'd him working on a trade with the two other dealers with base gt pp cars. I am kind of indifferent to colors as long as it isn't yellow I am fine.

 

[Bean Counter]

The one I was looking at in Oregon sold as well. I'm starting to give up my search because there isn't much options where I live.

Oh well. It's not like they stopped making these cars, so there will be more available in the future.

 

[Bean Counter]

Yeah, I'm going to try to get a good deal on a remaining 2015. It's looking like a 2016 factory order w/x-plan is the best option.

I was able to find another car in the exact color/option package I want today, so I'm now an owner of a 2015 base GT with PP!

 

[c_reber]

About the same for me. I found a base GT with PP (no recaros like I wanted) in the color I wanted. But the "best" the fleet manager said he could do was $750 OVER invoice. Minus the $1000 bonus cash for a total of $33,240. Not a good enough deal itself, but the 0% is the big deal for me. Sure wish I could get the 0% interest on a 2016!

 

[svtfever]

About the same for me. I found a base GT with PP (no recaros like I wanted) in the color I wanted. But the "best" the fleet manager said he could do was $750 OVER invoice. Minus the $1000 bonus cash for a total of $33,240. Not a good enough deal itself, but the 0% is the big deal for me. Sure wish I could get the 0% interest on a 2016!

youd be spending more than 33240 in long run with interest, so since you still got 0%. that's still a home run I think

 

[c_reber]

I also didn't want to pay more for a car that had already depreciated for a year.

This was a MAJOR factor for me also. But I actually did run a bunch of KBB's on 2013 vs 2014 model years with similar miles/options. The 2013 was usually only about 500-800 below the value of the 2014. (private party, good condition, same options).

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