Disregard my question but accept my compliment . I went back and saw your other posts . I should have read further down the line sorry . Still a Beauty and damn good price . Junqdawg
No surprise, really. The HPP is a $5k package, plus another $2k for Magne-ride, plus another $6k+ for other options... I'm glad I got a "pre-HPP" EB PP.
Looks like it's loaded up. I had no idea the EB cars were so expensive. No navigation?
EB's were never meant to be the "cheap" Mustangs. That was the rental car V6. The EB was always an alternative. Not everybody wants, needs, or can afford a V8. The EB has come a long way since my 2015. The 21' EB with HPP & HP can hold its own against far more expensive competition. Since a fully optioned GT costs close to $55k, $46K for the EB is pretty darn good.
Thanks. I paid $37k for the car last year, and Vroom gave me $41,500 for it this year. Enough to pay for the mods and still make a little money. I still say someone will get a nice car. Vroom doesn't have to make money like a normal dealer. All Vroom cares about is their stock price. They're playing with stock market funny money.
I'm a fan of turbo cars, which is why I am now driving a tuned M5. After I sold the Mustang to Vroom, I found a deal on a used M5 that I couldn't pass up. Traded the 135i for a totally stock, clean Carfax, high mileage, daily driver, grocery getter, soccer mom car.
The thing is, who would buy a fully optioned GT for $55k when you can get a Mach premium for like $57 MSRP
Personal opinion is that navigation is one of the biggest scams going. I think Ford charges roughly $800 for it - and it's never quite up-to-date and the traffic features suck. Totally unneeded when one uses Carplay or Android Auto. I use the latter in both of my 2018 Fords. I was thankful my Mustang didn't have navigation, as that would have just cost me money I didn't need to spend. Unfortunately, my Fusion had navigation, but ticked all the other options I wanted, so I sucked it up and had to pay for it. But yeah, a base EB can be had for far less than $46k, leaving a lot of headroom for upgrades...
You know the drill. Pics or ...
Because a fully loaded M1 is just over $64k. And the fact that not everyone wants a M1.
I miss having an emergency brake lever.
Yes, because it is a very popular option. But we are still talking pennies on the dollar. And scam is a rough word. It's an option. I have it, use it, and enjoy it. I do not feel as I have been scammed. I have also used Waze and Google Maps. I too, like to have options.