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Initially, I have ordered a 2016 EB 6MT magnetic PP on July 1st. The wait is just too long. By accident I stumbled upon a base Oxford White 2015 EB 6MT and ended up buying it for $24,188 +tax and fees.
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PRG3k
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Initially, I have ordered a 2016 EB 6MT magnetic PP on July 1st. The wait is just too long. By accident I stumbled upon a base Oxford White 2015 EB 6MT and ended up buying it for $24,188 +tax and fees.
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Damn should've waited. Your pre-tax total is probably what it should've been out the door
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Thought i'd put a overseas perspective on this
2016 EcoBoost, Fastback, Manual, DIB, Reverse Sensors (UK model has slightly different options to USA, PP is standard as is most of the Premium trim)
ÂŁ29,895 ... at current exchange rate that's $46,717
2016 EcoBoost, Fastback, Manual, DIB, Reverse Sensors (UK model has slightly different options to USA, PP is standard as is most of the Premium trim)
ÂŁ29,895 ... at current exchange rate that's $46,717
unclestu
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Just picked up a new 2015 GT convertible with the 401a package, 20" black foundry wheels, voice activated nav. MSRP $46,510.00
Purchase price plus tax and $43,300.00
Zero % finance 72 months and $1,000 rebate coming back to me.
With a price like this one would have thought that the car was on the dealers lot but in fact it was the only GT convertible in white with ceramic leather interior on the east coast. My dealer went all the way to Quincy Mass. from NJ to get the car. The best car buying experience I ever had.
Purchase price plus tax and $43,300.00
Zero % finance 72 months and $1,000 rebate coming back to me.
With a price like this one would have thought that the car was on the dealers lot but in fact it was the only GT convertible in white with ceramic leather interior on the east coast. My dealer went all the way to Quincy Mass. from NJ to get the car. The best car buying experience I ever had.
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2015 Ecoboost Premium: Ingot Silver, automatic transmission, Performance Package and enhanced security package. I paid $31,700 Out-The-Door and On-The-Road from Koons Ford in Sterling, VA. Probably not the "best deal" ever negotiated for this particular car and option package, but I think it is a decent deal. What say ye members of this esteemed forum?
**UPDATE**
Price quote went up from 31,900, to 32,400 OTD, due to transferring dealership not agreeing to transfer the car my dealer for less than $32,400. I declined to pay the extra $500, due to the principle of the matter. Today, I purchased a 2015 Ecoboost Premium, black (not my first color choice but I will live with it), automatic transmission, enhanced security package and performance package for $31,000 OTD. I, of course, took advantage of the 0% APR for 72 months and $1500 cash back ($1000 from Ford and $500 Military). Not too bad I know forum members have secured better deals on a 2015. But $2785.00 off MSRP OTD works for me!!
**UPDATE**
Price quote went up from 31,900, to 32,400 OTD, due to transferring dealership not agreeing to transfer the car my dealer for less than $32,400. I declined to pay the extra $500, due to the principle of the matter. Today, I purchased a 2015 Ecoboost Premium, black (not my first color choice but I will live with it), automatic transmission, enhanced security package and performance package for $31,000 OTD. I, of course, took advantage of the 0% APR for 72 months and $1500 cash back ($1000 from Ford and $500 Military). Not too bad I know forum members have secured better deals on a 2015. But $2785.00 off MSRP OTD works for me!!
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ElAviator72
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None of the above. It is a special price for Costo members only. It saved me about 2 grand on my car...
P.S. Only applicable at participating dealerships. You start the process by requesting a car on the Costo Auto Program website...then someone at the nearest participating Ford dealer will get ahold of you.
ElAviator72
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Thought i'd put a overseas perspective on this
2016 EcoBoost, Fastback, Manual, DIB, Reverse Sensors (UK model has slightly different options to USA, PP is standard as is most of the Premium trim)
ÂŁ29,895 ... at current exchange rate that's $46,717
So, is it right hand drive? Gotta post a picture
ghostmag
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2015 Base Ecoboost, automatic, magnetic metallic w/ wheel and stripe package.
MSRP: $28,215
Rebates and down payment: $3,500.00
Paid $23,011 out the door
Picking it up after work today!
MSRP: $28,215
Rebates and down payment: $3,500.00
Paid $23,011 out the door
Picking it up after work today!
PRG3k
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Anyone else buying used? I'm not sure but I may be one of the first few on here to buy used 2015. Had an accident in my base model back in June and I was pretty depressed for a couple of months thinking I was going to have to wait for the 16s to come out.
My local dealership had an M6 Ecoboost in the color I wanted. The damn thing had almost every single option available minus adaptive cruise control.
201A
Performance Pack
Enhanced security pkg.
Navigation
And an extra year and 10,000 miles on the warranty because it was a CPO.
Trick was it was "used". It had around 3000 miles on it. Now this was not a big deal to me as a brand-new car being driven hard is I think what prolongs engine life instead of preventing it. And most of the preowned prices that I have seen have been either psychotic or from the dealer going on a mushroom trip. Anyways after all taxes and fees they wanted 31.8 out the door for it. I told them that was too much and I did not want a used car. Well they let me walk and a few days later they were blowing up my cell phone when I went on the Internet they had dropped it down to 27K and change which made it 30K out the door. Florida sales tax is 6%
I did not get the 0% for 72 months financing because it was a used car but I did get the same rate I got on my last one which was 2.9% for 60 months. Chucked a down payment from the insurance money on my last car and will keep the interest to below $1500 over the course of the loan.
Weird how it worked out I was really down in the dumps there after my accident.
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My local dealership had an M6 Ecoboost in the color I wanted. The damn thing had almost every single option available minus adaptive cruise control.
201A
Performance Pack
Enhanced security pkg.
Navigation
And an extra year and 10,000 miles on the warranty because it was a CPO.
Trick was it was "used". It had around 3000 miles on it. Now this was not a big deal to me as a brand-new car being driven hard is I think what prolongs engine life instead of preventing it. And most of the preowned prices that I have seen have been either psychotic or from the dealer going on a mushroom trip. Anyways after all taxes and fees they wanted 31.8 out the door for it. I told them that was too much and I did not want a used car. Well they let me walk and a few days later they were blowing up my cell phone when I went on the Internet they had dropped it down to 27K and change which made it 30K out the door. Florida sales tax is 6%
I did not get the 0% for 72 months financing because it was a used car but I did get the same rate I got on my last one which was 2.9% for 60 months. Chucked a down payment from the insurance money on my last car and will keep the interest to below $1500 over the course of the loan.
Weird how it worked out I was really down in the dumps there after my accident.
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16 GT Premium, AT
Competition Orange, Ebony
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Reverse park assist
$43,500 CDN all-in after 13% sales tax
Feels like I got a good deal on my first new car!
Too bad the financing rates were horrendous (4.99%)
Competition Orange, Ebony
400A
Reverse park assist
$43,500 CDN all-in after 13% sales tax
Feels like I got a good deal on my first new car!
Too bad the financing rates were horrendous (4.99%)
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2015 EcoBoost Premium, Auto, 201A, Ruby Red, Reverse Sensing System, Nav
MSRP $34,600
Dealer added wheel locks
$31,809
-$1,000 rebate
-$2,000 trade
$28,809 + TTL, etc = $30,966 OTD
MSRP $34,600
Dealer added wheel locks
$31,809
-$1,000 rebate
-$2,000 trade
$28,809 + TTL, etc = $30,966 OTD
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SK GT
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Getting a 15 White GT Premium
3.55 rear gear
Auto
20 inch wheels
Nav
Reverse sensor crap
Tinted windows to my requested specs
35k + T&T.
Does this sound fair?
3.55 rear gear
Auto
20 inch wheels
Nav
Reverse sensor crap
Tinted windows to my requested specs
35k + T&T.
Does this sound fair?
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With those options that's around 43K MSRP and you're getting it for 35K? $8,000 under MSRP? Is that even possible? SHIT. I'm about to pay 4k more than you for the same thing.
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