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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / July 2005

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2005 stang pricing?

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James FRITZ Friedel - 13 Jul 2005 06:30 GMT
Looked at some Deluxe V6 coupes tonight. Dealer came down $500 under
sticker, is this a decent deal or could I do better on V6  coupes?
Thanks! FRITZ
ZombyWoof - 13 Jul 2005 12:45 GMT
>Looked at some Deluxe V6 coupes tonight. Dealer came down $500 under
>sticker, is this a decent deal or could I do better on V6  coupes?
>Thanks! FRITZ

Aren't the V6 Stangs eligible for the Friends & Family Pricing?  The
ads I saw specifically said the GT was exempt, but mentioned nothing
about the base models.
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Ritz - 13 Jul 2005 13:17 GMT
>>Looked at some Deluxe V6 coupes tonight. Dealer came down $500 under
>>sticker, is this a decent deal or could I do better on V6  coupes?
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> ads I saw specifically said the GT was exempt, but mentioned nothing
> about the base models.

My understanding is that the "shortage" only affects GT's.  I suspect
that if you wait a couple of months ('06 Mustangs are coming out in
August I think), this artificial shortage will subside and dealers will
be back to discounting below MSRP to move product.

I was going to pick up an '05 GT for a project car, but I couldn't find
any dealers willing to back off MSRP (and a few were trying to charge a
couple grand OVER invoice due to lack of availability).  So I decided to
just wait a few months until all the hoopla dies down.

Cheers,
Itsfrom Click - 13 Jul 2005 23:21 GMT
the supply of V6 coupes seems to be plentiful all of a sudden.......I
think converts - either 6 or 8 - will be tight for a long time.

saw an article last week that cited figures that show the demand for
converts  so strong - and supply so limited - that the it has raised the
prices of 01 - 04s by 1000-2000 or more!  the factory is now shut for
switchover and we can assume that '06s will be priced higher.  as far as
i've hard, the only changes are the V6 Pony package, wheel
availability..............and they've eliminated Sonic Blue  (of course,
that's the color I wanted).

I keep telling myself that I won't pay sticker.....but at lunch today,
there was a new GT convert parked next to a new Thunderbird ..... both
with tops down.....people gathered around to look at the
'Stang......nobuddy noticed the 'Bird.  Don't know how much longer I can
hold out!
tarzan - 13 Jul 2005 23:41 GMT
I know what you mean. In Dallas, TX dealers are bumping the MSRP 3-5K with
dealer add ons. As for the friends and family discount, the mustangs are
excluded, including base model V-6's. I plan to wait it out as well. By
early October, the dealers will have to drop the price to make room for
the 06 models. I've seen advertisements for deluxe model V-6's at
$19,520.00. Hope that helps,
Later,
Ken Zwyers - 14 Jul 2005 05:32 GMT
If you go to Ford's website (www.fordvehicles.com) and click on the family
plan link, there's drop down box to choose your model.  The Mustang isn't
included in the drop down box.

> >Looked at some Deluxe V6 coupes tonight. Dealer came down $500 under
> >sticker, is this a decent deal or could I do better on V6  coupes?
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
> ZombyWoof
> (take the dogs when replying via e-mail)
ZombyWoof - 14 Jul 2005 13:47 GMT
>If you go to Ford's website (www.fordvehicles.com) and click on the family
>plan link, there's drop down box to choose your model.  The Mustang isn't
>included in the drop down box.

While this is true, in my area it isn't the little asterisk at the
bottom of the page listing the vehicles it isn't available on.  It
says Mustang GT as opposed to just Mustang.  Truth in advertising?

>> >Looked at some Deluxe V6 coupes tonight. Dealer came down $500 under
>> >sticker, is this a decent deal or could I do better on V6  coupes?
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>> ZombyWoof
>> (take the dogs when replying via e-mail)

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dwight - 15 Jul 2005 01:30 GMT
>>If you go to Ford's website (www.fordvehicles.com) and click on the family
>>plan link, there's drop down box to choose your model.  The Mustang isn't
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> bottom of the page listing the vehicles it isn't available on.  It
> says Mustang GT as opposed to just Mustang.  Truth in advertising?

You missed a comma.

It was Mustang, GT, and Escape Hybrid. Obviously, the GT isn't included.
Hell, GM didn't include the Corvette in THEIR employee discount program...

dwight
(The GT and the Mustang GT are two wholly different cars.)
ZombyWoof - 15 Jul 2005 04:17 GMT
>>>If you go to Ford's website (www.fordvehicles.com) and click on the family
>>>plan link, there's drop down box to choose your model.  The Mustang isn't
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>It was Mustang, GT, and Escape Hybrid. Obviously, the GT isn't included.
>Hell, GM didn't include the Corvette in THEIR employee discount program...

Ahh Hah a comma, must be old man eyes.  The print is pretty damn small
& displayed for short time on the boob tube anyway.  I can't even read
the fine print in the dang newspaper ads.  I did see a Cheby Dealer
advertising a 2005 Tahoe for $8995.00.  That was a major a yeah right.
>dwight
>(The GT and the Mustang GT are two wholly different cars.)

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