New Member with questions

[maxmodder]

Hello everyone, I plan to use the search bar to find the answers to most of these questions but if anyone wants to chime in, it would be much appreciated.

I'm looking at 2015 GT's and checking out the prices paid thread.

PP seems like a no brainer for what you are getting, although why spoiler delete? No leather option?

Here's what I put together so far, what can I expect the OTD price to be at Koons in Baltimore for something like this?

http://www.inventory.ford.com/deale...zipcode=21244&segment=Car&inventoryType=local

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[Kahboom]

The GTPP gets the 3:73 gears. There is a bit of wheel hop but aftermarket parts are out now that can combat this and get rid of the problem. 4:10 gears would be nice but they are not out for this car yet the gears are thicker I believe so there is no option for that yet. IRS parts you can find at BMR suspension website or steeda, and full tilt boogie. This car is much better planted then the previous mustang. A base GT or GTPP are good options, while most autos get better 1/4mile times you will find yourself investing in some aftermarket parts for the manual for the shifter and bracing for it as there is a bit of play that when quick shifting can cause a miss shift or gear lockout.

 

[Old 5 Oh]

Leather comes with the Premium package. PP is available on either base or Premium, with or without Recaros. Spoiler delete because Ford decided that was the PP "look." You can always get an aftermarket spoiler if you really want one.

 

[maxmodder]

Is PP an uncommon option on the dealer lots? Seems like the inventories I've been looking at have the 19.5 and 19 staggered wheels, but not sure if they have the PP setup? Does this one?

http://www.inventory.ford.com/deale...ode=03689&altleadsource=bp&lang=en&branding=1

 

[thehunterooo]

Does not look like it. If you want to check on any mustang just put the vin into Cotus and it will show you the options on there.

 

[Zemedici]

PP is a rather common package, it comes with the black mesh wheels and bigger brakes, along with other components (cooling, suspension, etc)

You can get a PP with either Recaro or the leather seats (referred to as Premium trim)

As stated above you can't get a PP with the spoiler, as the spoiler delete is part of the PP package.

 

[MSMStannyl]

OP, I bought my 2015 around Baltimore as well (Len Stoler in Owings Mills). I def thought about getting PP but after seeing the Triple Yellow GT Premium with the 20" wheels, the decision was made!

In any case, your best bet is to use TrueCar (app or website). I walked in the door, pulled up TrueCar and immediately got $3800 under MSRP (just under $40k). Then dealt with my trade-in, etc.

I had never used TrueCar before but it was a great tool. The dealers hate it (even though they actually pay to be a part of it) but it brings in customers. Using the app, you can spec EXACTLY the car you are looking at to get a price (even down to the extra $$$ for certain paint colors and such). Give it a shot.

 

[Old 5 Oh]

Is PP an uncommon option on the dealer lots? Seems like the inventories I've been looking at have the 19.5 and 19 staggered wheels, but not sure if they have the PP setup? Does this one?

http://www.inventory.ford.com/deale...ode=03689&altleadsource=bp&lang=en&branding=1

No, it does not.

If you click the View Window Sticker button on the linked page, you'll see it's a 6MT GT Premium w/ the 19" Dark Silver alloy wheels, 19" A/S tires, the 400A package, and 3.55 gears. Nice car. But not a PP.

 

[blitzburgh]

Or you can use X plan. May or may not be better than truecar price.

 

[Old 5 Oh]

PP is a rather common package, it comes with the black mesh wheels and bigger brakes, along with other components (cooling, suspension, etc)

You can get a PP with either Recaro or the leather seats (referred to as Premium trim)

PP is separate from the base (300A) and Premium (400A/401A) trims, and can be ordered with any of the three. Base has cloth seats, the two Premiums have leather. There is MUCH more to the Premium packages than leather seats; see the Order Guide for details.

If you add 68B Premier Color Accent Group to a 400A/401A, you get nicer leathers and contrast stitching among other niceties.

You can add $1,595 Recaros to either the 300A or 400A/401A cars. In the 300A you get black cloth Recaros. In 400A/401A you get black leather Recaros. With 68B, you get contrast-color "Recaro" stitching on the seats.

With the leather Recaros, you give up the heating/cooling and power adjustment of the Premium seats.

Those are your choices.

Can you tell we have been talking about this for over a year now?

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