tom281
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PolkThug said:If they want to sell more than send some [Bleeping] GT allocations to Kansas. I'm waiting....
That may be the most clever statement in this thread............ however, screw Kansas- how 'bout Indiana!
PolkThug said:If they want to sell more than send some [Bleeping] GT allocations to Kansas. I'm waiting....
tjredgt2000 said:Monthly sales numbers are the number of vehicles purchased by dealers and do not reflect retail sales unless they go directly to fleet customers such as Hertz.
tjredgt2000 said:Scoff at this. Mustang sales in August 2005 were 67% greater than August 2004.
http://www.corporate-ir.net/ireye/ir_site.zhtml?ticker=F&script=414&layout=-6&item_id=751772
Big-Foot said:351CJ - Are you going to buy one or just prognosticating on the market for them?
Yea. Like what this guy says! They're not "indiots" They're just mustang owners with more money than you.Pliskin said:Don't scoff at people for paying what they needed too. Don't make them feel bad for it or in some way regret in the least. They wanted the mustang and they got the mustang they wanted. Leave 'em be. They may not be fortunate enough to get a plan price.
Klay said:On a side note, the whole thought process of never paying msrp is one of the factors hurting domestic auto companies. They are forced to offer incentives (even if it is a good car) because no one will buy it for sticker. So don't sit and wait for the car to be forced to be sold for incentives because you will miss out on plenty of driving time.
351CJ said:I will buy when the local dealers take X plan on a GT. So far none of them will. Although local pricing has now come down to MSRP from up to $5K markups a few months ago (on a GT).
Only have 26K on my 01 GT, it's a 3rd car, not a daily driver, so I can wait and don't have any urge to drive 350 miles to get one.
If you look back at 05 Mustang sales, Ford sold close to 20,000 in the months of April and May. Sales dropped to 14,470 in June. The drop down to 10K for July & Aug is significant. The dealers around me have lots of V6s sitting on their lots where 6 months ago it was unusual to see even a single 05 Stang on a dealer lot, V6 or GT.
351CJ said:That tells you that the MSRP on most American cars is completely out of touch with what the market will bear. No one will buy them for sticker because they are not worth that amount of $$
GM is the 1st US auto company to wise up. GM is reportedly drastically lowering the sticker prices on their 06 models to have them be more in line with what the actual street price is. If GM follows through with this plan, Ford will be forced to follow.
Are you waiting on a Mustang order in Indiana?tom281 said:That may be the most clever statement in this thread............ however, screw Kansas- how 'bout Indiana!
Berserker said:Yea. Like what this guy says! They're not "indiots" They're just mustang owners with more money than you.
Dyoct said:Are you waiting on a Mustang order in Indiana?
Big-Foot said:Please post a link(s) to your source(s) for your information in regard to sales and production units/month V6/V8..
Thanks!
BTW - 350 miles saved me a ton of money (below list) and I have a sweet ride right now... It was worth the drive!
tom281 said:I know that some people have waited months to get the GT they want, but four months minimum?? Seems a little long, huh??
jimb05 said:Brandon Ford here in the Tampa area has quite a few 2005 Mustangs (GT,V6,vert, and an assload of Roushes). Salesman's first words to me abou the 05 was that he could get the surcharge removed with no problem. I still refuse to pay MSRP so I'll wait a while. They also have several 2006 stangs to include GTs. They have like 4 storage lots and only put a few of the high interest cars out at a time to help drive demand. "We don't have that many of these babies left you know...." When they actually have a truckload of them.
BTW, 2006 GTs are marked up $3000.00!
93 teal terror said:Article is from 5.0 mustang october 2005
"But, a full 70 percent of new mustangs are the gt models"