2017 or wait for 18

[crs2879]

I recall a co-worker looking at Mustangs in 2010. I told her to wait for the '11 because it was getting that 5.0 engine with much more power. She didn't care about the added power and got a screaming deal on a new '10 GT Vert. It was a good looking car that sounded great (those 3 valve modular motors had/have a great sound) and unless you knew to look for the 5.0 badge, pretty much no way to tell a '10 from an '11 and she saved a pile of cash......it's all about what is important to you.

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[STFUdonny]

I have always been in the cheering section for getting a good deal on current models especially slightly preowned. A brand new car is an amazing feeling, but it soon faded for me with my 2012 mustang. I recently lucked into a very slightly used 2017 GT350 with 1400 miles on it. I know a 2018 GT350 or equivalent is going to drop soon, but that's not a factor to me considering I got a really good deal on this car and pocketed roughly $8000-10000 compared to what some guys spent on brand new models, especially with the absurd dealer mark up's. On he other hand, I very well could have bought a car that was not properly broken in. The risk was worth it to me.

I know a lot of guys seem to be dropping their 16/17 GT's for GT350's, Vettes, etc. My vote is keeping an eye out on the preowned GT's and be ready to jump when the deal drops.

 

[speedfrk]

not yet 18 in april
saving up every paycheck plus selling my car for a hefty 10k down payment.
v6 payment + insurance would only be 2 weeks worth of week for me... im very interested
:cheers:

Crazy good deals around here on 16's. The same will happen when the 18's come out so if you think you might want an 18, just wait, save and decide then.
http://www.fivestarfordsm.com/new-Stone+Mountain-2016-Ford-Mustang-V6-1FA6P8AM2G5337097

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