MikasMustang
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anything over 36 drive out for GT premium without other add ons seems nuts.
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As much as I love that v8 sound, you're literally paying 10k extra for sound and prestige. And of course 100+ hp, but how much of that is useable on the street? The EB has a smooth torque curve that comes in low. I expect the EB to be priced like most of the ST vehicles and be under $26k. Plus I'm getting 8-10 extra MPGs (if you can keep your foot out of it).Yeah, that is pretty crazy. That's why the Ecoboost intrigues me. I'll get performance and handling that's better than my current 3V GT, better fuel economy, and the tuneability of a turbo.
I'd love to get a GT but it will depend on what kind of deal I can cut.
^This ...anything over 36 drive out for GT premium without other add ons seems nuts.
IDK where you're seeing 41k for GT premium, but here in Houston, the 14 GT premiums are 34-35k DRIVE OUT. Dont believe me ? go to autotrader and search in Houston.2014 premium starts at 36000 now, add brembos and navi ur 40-41 how you think your going to get a premium for 36 out the door for a 2015?
I agree. The GT version will most likely be 2k or more. I bought mine at Joe Myers Ford for 32k. So yeah you can find great deals on the 13's and 14's.IDK where you're seeing 41k for GT premium, but here in Houston, the 14 GT premiums are 34-35k DRIVE OUT. Dont believe me ? go to autotrader and search in Houston.
On the other hand, its possible Ford is releasing three engine line ups so everyone can "afford" a Mustang, justifying a high price of a GT .. Many manufacturers are starting to do this.
Not even with XPlan?2015s will not have much rebate to start with and second no dealership will sell you a 2015 for invoice when they first released. If you are finding a 2013 on a dealership lot then its been there for at least 9 months, as 2014s been out since Feb of this year.
That would be an extreme price increase then.well x-plan is different story, still im betting 38k at least for premium for xplan price
How does one obtain the A plan? Work for Ford?a plan is nice, but as u know theres not much room from x-plan to msrp anyways