here we go again
How many times do these Ford dealers think they can gouge us with what turns out to be a not so limited, over-priced, parts bin and decal car? In Silicone Valley it is unlimited.
It’s not gouging. It’s capitalism. The other side of that coin is that youre free to not shop there. Just find a different dealer and let them sit on product they can’t sell
You live on the west coast? That sounds like the dealers out here
there's rich people who wouldn't bat an eye about losing 100k. that's a fun night out to them.
Price gouging definition; “an act or instance of charging customers too high a price for goods or services, especially when demand is high and supplies are limited”
i feel like those people aren't buying 100k cars. probably closer to 500k-1mil.
Well, I don't think they will be as limited as either the Bullitt or GT350, and finding either of those after they had been on dealership for 5 or 6 months wasn't a problem. 8 Months ago even here there were Bullitts for $4K-$5K under MSRP, and black ones were that price in 2019. GT350s can be had new still for under MSRP, you just have to look and or travel.
Bullitts weren’t limited production, and it took the GT350 YEARS to get to the point that you could buy one AT MSRP without knowing someone. The Mach 1 will most likely be more rare than either of those cars
You’re misunderstanding what I wrote. No where did I blame capitalism. I’m simply defining it. Trying to control what dealers ask for on a limited edition mustang would actually be anti-capitalism. We’re not talking about something essential like food or water. Price gouging does not apply here.
Agreed, Bullitts were made to meet demand from what I read. The Mach1 will be a set limited production similar to Shelby, from what I understand. What is that # is what I would love to know. I read somewhere that Canada is only getting 44