You must be optioning it to the hilt. I can grab an '08 Premium GT with
5-spd, interior upgrade and the optional 3:55 rear for $27k.
You must be optioning it to the hilt. I can grab an '08 Premium GT with
5-spd, interior upgrade and the optional 3:55 rear for $27k.
Perhaps lower prices by you ??? What state r u in ???
Michael
MA, North of Boston. There is also a $1k incentive in effect through Dec.
Hmmm... Boston should be no different then Bergen County, NJ as far as price goes. You guys just have a better pro football team then we do :-) Do you think that the price of the new Mustang, at about $ 27,000 + puts it at less of a value in comparison to buying a 1990 5.0 when it was $ 12,500 fully loaded ???
Michael
"Michael" wrote in news:EirZi.198$ snipped-for-privacy@newsfe08.lga:
Can't knowledgeably comment as to that. I have no idea what constituted "fully loaded" back then. Leather? 500 watt stereo? Should we be comparing it to a "Deluxe" or a "Premium"? Damn, that was 18 years ago, my brain doesn't retain *anything* for that long. :) But...if I had to say...then yes, I believe that dollar for dollar, pound for pound (lol), that they are probably pretty comparable in value.
My first experience with a "brand new" Mustang was in '99. I paid iirc, right around $26k for a '00 GT convertible, the only option it *didn't* have was an auto transmission. A loaded coupe was going for $22k. Comparing the new GT to that, I'd say it's definitely in the ballpark, value-wise. (imo)
As you previously stated, better motor, better suspension, tighter platform. (I think it just plain looks better, too) ;)
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