Base price increase!

[GT5150]

MSRP of the car I ordered went from $39,985 to $41,285 overnight. Options and destination charges stayed the same though. Anybody heard anything else about this? Could it be the fed rate hike? One more reason to tell them to stuff it unless they honor the original agreement, which would actually sweeten the pot.

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[daltron]

If you ordered, it should be at the price you ordered it at.

 

[Jdub0802]

Looks like the premium coupe went up by 1300 dollars as well. Good thing mine is already ordered and price locked in.

 

[02gtnh]

The $1300 price increase is on across the board, even the gt350. The base gt350 is now 51400 with GG.

 

[danny0441]

i dont get it everything seems the same

 

[02gtnh]

i dont get it everything seems the same

The price changes once you start building.

 

[danny0441]

oh i see a base gt is now at 33.6k used to be around 32.2k correct? why the price hike?

 

[ZaneWayne]

Does anyone know why?

 

[Justin503]

I know for a few weeks during the Black Friday event the price was down but then now I see it jumped back up.

 

[Rough Hollow Man]

Popular cars can demand a premium price...it's as simple as that.

 

[JC'sGT5.0]

What happened to the 'Special, Friends & Neighbors' pricing

 

[L8APEX]

What happened to the 'Special, Friends & Neighbors' pricing

That is X-Plan, which you could get at any time.

In fact you can probably do a better deal than that

 

[daltron]

That is X-Plan, which you could get at any time.

In fact you can probably do a better deal than that

It wasn't X-Plan, if was slightly above it.

 

[GT5150]

The website had an update, the price is a mistake. If you add reverse sensing the price increases $2000.

On shop.ford.com my build, as ordered, shows an increase in the base price of a Premium GT. Still the same this morning. My order sheet has the MSRP of 39985 but the dealer offered 37131. I'm wondering if that will change with this base price increase. If it's due to an increase in demand then they have all the chips and I can take it or leave it. They can list it at 41285 and sell it for more than they offered me. We'll see if my patience in this whole recall ordeal counts for anything.

 

[mmc]

MSRP of the car I ordered went from $39,985 to $41,285 overnight. Options and destination charges stayed the same though. Anybody heard anything else about this? Could it be the fed rate hike? One more reason to tell them to stuff it unless they honor the original agreement, which would actually sweeten the pot.

The Fed rate hike was tiny. For example, financing a $35,000 car for 5 years, the additional interest paid over 5 years is about $230.

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