2015 Mustang GT Premuim

[abdullatq]

Hello everyone,

I decided to join the mustang family this month and I already contacted a guy here in Dubai who ships cars from the US.

My question is, how much would a 2015 mustang GT premium with performance package would cost?

the guy offered me a clean one with 11k miles on it and his price was 35k$ including shipment and everything.

I tried comparing prices over some online dealers but they vary sometimes and I'm not that experienced in car markets.

your help would me much appreciated

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[PJR202]

We would need to know exactly how much the shipping is worth.plus, these cars are more expensive outside the U.S., so if you're getting it from someone in Europe that would affect the answers you get.

 

[abdullatq]

We would need to know exactly how much the shipping is worth.plus, these cars are more expensive outside the U.S., so if you're getting it from someone in Europe that would affect the answers you get.

I'm shipping it from the US, how much the shipping would cost ? I don't know honestly but I don't think it will cost the guy more than 1400$, he just gave me the final price.

At least I want to know how much that car would cost without the shipping and I can make my calculations later on.

 

[ForTheHordeKT]

Having just come from the dealer I can tell you I saw some 2016's with the premium and performance package options going for about $37k or so.

I pulled up what it Kelly Blue Books for (you can check that out on kbb.com) and you may see a slight change in price based on your zip code, I don't know why. But in my area, a '15 premium GT with the performance pack bluebooks at between $30,235 - $34-432 with that many miles on it and in decent condition if you're buying from a dealership. For a Certified Pre-Owned from a dealership it's giving me the same exact price range, but has a mark saying the typical asking price is the higher amount (of course lol).

Buying from a Private Party, the lowest range if you select "fair" is $28,145 but that means it runs decently and is probably beat up a little bit. In "Excellent" condition it's listing at $31,645 which means it should be pretty damn close to immaculate for that price.

 

[xArchangel79]

Ive seen pricing vary by about $3-4K depending on the US region. In my area, I was seeing a brand new GT premium with performance pack and 401a equipment package with a $38K internet price which means they stacked every potentially dealer rebate available and took that off the MSRP to get people interested and in the door. Realistically speaking, after negotiating and qualifying for a rebate or two, I think I could have had the car for $36-38K.

As long as he's not requiring a large, non-refundable deposit prior to taking delivery and as long as the car you'd like to buy is pretty much mint condition, I think the deal sounds close. Maybe $1-2K high, but close enough that you can negotiate to make yourself whole. If it were me, I leave him be on the car price if he would throw in an extended warranty, gap insurance and some services at no additonal charge.

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