All new cars fall in value. If you really want to save money, you can wait until 2015 and buy one real cheap.Once we're close to release of the new V6 and V8, the prices of the old cars will drop through the floor.
A few guys paid sticker and over for the Shelby GT500 when it was introduced. I doubt they regret it.Those sticker prices are for suckers or for the truly desperate.
All new cars fall in value. If you really want to save money, you can wait until 2015 and buy one real cheap.
A few guys paid sticker and over for the Shelby GT500 when it was introduced. I doubt they regret it.
I never said anyone could buy a "brand spanking new" 2010 Mustang in 2015. I was just saying that a 2010 Mustang will be cheaper in 2015. You are the one that is trying to time the market.Oh, really? You'll be able to buy a brand spanking new 2010 for far less than invoice in the year 2015? You don't get it.
I never said anyone could buy a "brand spanking new" 2010 Mustang in 2015. I was just saying that a 2010 Mustang will be cheaper in 2015. You are the one that is trying to time the market.
No one knows what the economy will do by March 2010. If I had a crystal ball and could predict prices going forward three months, I would buy financial assets.
I bought my 2010 Mustang because I wanted one. I didn't want to wait. I don't care if someone buys this car for less money in March 2010.
I didn't care back in the mid 1990's. I bought a 1994 Cobra and a 1995 Cobra R then, and I don't regret either purchase. I drove both of them last week:
I plan on buying a 2011 Mustang in a few months.