2017 or 2018 Mustang GT ?

[amfm144]

Yes, that's correct.

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[HoosierDaddy]

0% for 60 months in Northern California right now and through 4/4

Just went to several Northern California dealer web sites and NONE of them listed zero percent financing for any 2016 Mustang. I see 0% for the E models (Escape, Edge, Expedition, etc.) same as everywhere but the best for Mustangs is .9% for 36 months.

Link or screen print or it didn't happen.

 

[1320']

If you wait until his time next year you'll likely know what's coming for 2018 and if you don't like it, you'll still make it in time to order a 2017.

 

[marjen]

I am kinda in the same boat. I think I am going to wait and see what the 18s bring. I can use the next year to pay down my 15 eco. If the changes aren't something I am interested, next winter/early spring is a pretty good time to buy a mustang in the north east and no one else will be, lol.

 

[LETHAL]

The 17's will not be out till late summer/early fall. The waiting begins for those wanting a 17', much less an 18'.

 

[bay584]

Just went to several Northern California dealer web sites and NONE of them listed zero percent financing for any 2016 Mustang. I see 0% for the E models (Escape, Edge, Expedition, etc.) same as everywhere but the best for Mustangs is .9% for 36 months.

Link or screen print or it didn't happen.

http://www.fordstoremorganhill.com/newspecials.aspx

 

[Twin Turbo]

The 17's will not be out till late summer/early fall. The waiting begins for those wanting a 17', much less an 18'.

These were the scheduling dates captured by Top Notch. Of course, these could change, but '17MY Job 1 is 2nd June

03/04/2016 - 2016MY Fleet Final Order Date
03/24/2016 - 2016MY Last Day to Spec Change
6/01/2016 - 2016MY Job Last Date
04/04/2016 - 2017MY Order Bank Open Date
04/14/2016 - 2017MY Scheduling Begins
06/02/2016 - 2017MY Job #1 Date

 

[1320']

The 17's will not be out till late summer/early fall. The waiting begins for those wanting a 17', much less an 18'.

Job 1 for 2017 is June.

They'll be on the lots by the middle of July.

 

[Ender]

I'm also in a similar situation. Went for the EB because I wasn't sure if I'd like having a full-on manual, V8 sports car (was coming from a 2010 Nissan Sentra) but now I'm in love and want that V8 sound.

I figure I'll wait to see what 2018 has in store and go from there. Seems pointless to trade in for the exact same car, might as well upgrade a bit. I just have my fingers crossed that they'll swap out the manual trans but that probably won't happen. I'd like a manual but I don't want all the complications that come with the MT-82.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

http://www.fordstoremorganhill.com/newspecials.aspx

Thanks.

BTW dealer sites are often train wrecks but it looks like you can find the incentives for any zip code here: http://www.ford.com/cars/mustang/incentives/

And for anyone thinking of buying where the incentives are better, that dealer says incentives are based on the zip code the car is being registered in, NOT where it's purchased. So may be a lot of hoops and law stretching to pull it off.

 

[vnzbd]

5 avalible on that offer.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

5 avalible on that offer.

That has to do with the $4000 off; just a way to hook shoppers. The zero percent for 60 months applies to all Mustang sales at all dealers in that geographical area.

Its a good sign that better rates may be coming to other areas. That area must be a very bad market for Mustang sales. Dealer mistakes may be a factor. That dealer, for example, only has a bunch of Magnetic GT Premiums and one Guard. Not much to choose from.

 

[richard0ne]

Count me in as another EB owner that was closed to closing a deal with a 16 GT.. However, I would like a power bump increase.. Might have to wait til 18 model tho :(

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