2016 GT350/GT350R Mustang Pricing! Starts at $47,870

[genericuser1]

Sooo what I'm hearing is no x-plan...

Darn a stripper on x-plan is probably all I can afford.

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[kdphan]

sales guy from san leandro ford wanted 20k over MSRP and even told me he doesn't know if 2017 models will exist

 

[krt22]

lulz...yeah after I struck out with the south bay dealers I didnt even both calling any dealer within 20 miles of the bay, i figured all of the peninsula and east bay dealers were going to be much of the same.

 

[kdphan]

lulz...yeah after I struck out with the south bay dealers I didnt even both calling any dealer within 20 miles of the bay, i figured all of the peninsula and east bay dealers were going to be much of the same.

$77k is what they wanted :doh:

I'd rather get a Viper for that $$

 

[krt22]

Yeah these guys are not going to sell those allocations at those prices, will just order a loaded tech pack car, then let it sit on the lot. Real shame!

 

[Spa2k]

What's an even bigger shame is that they probably won't sit on those lots for long, even at the inflated prices. :thumbdown:

 

[Bossing]

sales guy from san leandro ford wanted 20k over MSRP and even told me he doesn't know if 2017 models will exist

Wow and ouch! For that extra 20k... they better throw in a free Fiesta ST!

 

[krt22]

lol 20k over is on the low end right now.
I just talked to a guy in central california, they were asking 40k over. I told him even immediate bay area dealers were only asking 20k over and he admitted the GM was just shooting for the moon when he set the price

 

[Rob WH]

Is all this 20k plus over stuff based on the 1st run, which is extremely limited? If so, I don't much care about that. It's the next round I'm interested in and I'll straight up go w/o at $.01 over MSRP. I simply won't pay over MSRP for any vehicle. Heck, I've never paid MSRP, let alone more. I've got a 2014 vehicle now, so it's not like I'll be crushed.

 

[Spa2k]

If you mean 2015s, the answer is no; they're all spoken for. AFAIK, all the ADM discussions here are for 2016s.

 

[krt22]

If you mean 2015s, the answer is no; they're all spoken for. AFAIK, all the ADM discussions here are for 2016s.

Correct, most dealers won't ever see a 2015 allocation

 

[Hack]

Is all this 20k plus over stuff based on the 1st run, which is extremely limited? If so, I don't much care about that. It's the next round I'm interested in and I'll straight up go w/o at $.01 over MSRP. I simply won't pay over MSRP for any vehicle. Heck, I've never paid MSRP, let alone more. I've got a 2014 vehicle now, so it's not like I'll be crushed.

You might notice a difference between buying an Escape and buying a GT350.

I haven't bought anything but a Mustang for a few years, but I can tell you at least at my dealership there's a big difference between buying a regular Mustang and buying the high-performance, limited availability edition.

 

[Rob WH]

You might notice a difference between buying an Escape and buying a GT350.

I haven't bought anything but a Mustang for a few years, but I can tell you at least at my dealership there's a big difference between buying a regular Mustang and buying the high-performance, limited availability edition.

:doh: What has my Escape got to do with it? Of course it's different... it's 5 times more versatile than a Mustang, for example. My 2014 F150 MSRP was well over 46k ... so? Both are quite different than any Mustang. So? Pssst... don't judge a book by its cover, or an auto enthusiast by their DD. ;)

Regardless, I would consider it positively stupid to spend an additional 20k over MSRP for any Mustang and for nearly any car, period. They're usually priced thousands over actual value from the start. Paying more is simply a tax for stupid people and in some cases, for people who lack patience.

Tomorrow, I'll be at the dealership to have a ding repaired. I'll inquire about the GT350 while I'm waiting. It won't matter to me, but I'm curious if they too, plan to rip off whomever. A sucker will overpay for whatever he/she wants and I have no real problem with the dealerships who take advantage, except that they could control their own greed and prevent idiots from overpaying all at once.

 

[krt22]

His point about your escape was simply a supply vs demand comparison. Has nothing to do with type or cost of the car. You can't expect to just waltz in to any dealer right now and pay msrp or less for a gt350, like you would say for an escape or fusion or Camry or accord.

 

[mustang_lurkers]

It sounds like the ADMs out on the West Coast are crazy! Most dealers on the East Coast are going at MSRP or at 5k over. What is going on out west?

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