How hard is it to get a Mustang GT new?
4/24/04, 04:45 AM
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Ha ha! I love these forums! 
I'm listening to everyone and it's starting to sound like everyone is coming to the conclusion that a GT is gonna cost a lot to own! Insurance is one thing, but how much is that initial maintenance package gonna be? How much are those new Pirelli 18's gonna cost every three months when your lead foot wears 'em out? How much are all the aftermarkets gonna be? Personally, I make around $60K in TX so cost of living is okay, but I'm saving for a lot more than down payment because if you plan to drive the heck outta this car you'll need a lot of mechanic money! :bang:
But I'm all for the American dream, so just be smart about how much the car is gonna cost AFTER you buy it, not just monthly payments!
BTW...Big kudos to Ford for designing this thing to run on regular gas!!! I can't imaine having to put premium in this female dog!
--Darth
I'm listening to everyone and it's starting to sound like everyone is coming to the conclusion that a GT is gonna cost a lot to own! Insurance is one thing, but how much is that initial maintenance package gonna be? How much are those new Pirelli 18's gonna cost every three months when your lead foot wears 'em out? How much are all the aftermarkets gonna be? Personally, I make around $60K in TX so cost of living is okay, but I'm saving for a lot more than down payment because if you plan to drive the heck outta this car you'll need a lot of mechanic money! :bang: But I'm all for the American dream, so just be smart about how much the car is gonna cost AFTER you buy it, not just monthly payments!
BTW...Big kudos to Ford for designing this thing to run on regular gas!!! I can't imaine having to put premium in this female dog!
--Darth
4/24/04, 11:14 AM
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Originally posted by Darth Stang@Apr. 24th, 2004, 4:48 AM
Ha ha! I love these forums! I'm listening to everyone and it's starting to sound like everyone is coming to the conclusion that a GT is gonna cost a lot to own! Insurance is one thing, but how much is that initial maintenance package gonna be? How much are those new Pirelli 18's gonna cost every three months when your lead foot wears 'em out? How much are all the aftermarkets gonna be? Personally, I make around $60K in TX so cost of living is okay, but I'm saving for a lot more than down payment because if you plan to drive the heck outta this car you'll need a lot of mechanic money! :bang:
But I'm all for the American dream, so just be smart about how much the car is gonna cost AFTER you buy it, not just monthly payments!
BTW...Big kudos to Ford for designing this thing to run on regular gas!!! I can't imaine having to put premium in this female dog!
--Darth
Ha ha! I love these forums!
I'm listening to everyone and it's starting to sound like everyone is coming to the conclusion that a GT is gonna cost a lot to own! Insurance is one thing, but how much is that initial maintenance package gonna be? How much are those new Pirelli 18's gonna cost every three months when your lead foot wears 'em out? How much are all the aftermarkets gonna be? Personally, I make around $60K in TX so cost of living is okay, but I'm saving for a lot more than down payment because if you plan to drive the heck outta this car you'll need a lot of mechanic money! :bang: But I'm all for the American dream, so just be smart about how much the car is gonna cost AFTER you buy it, not just monthly payments!
BTW...Big kudos to Ford for designing this thing to run on regular gas!!! I can't imaine having to put premium in this female dog!
--Darth
Come see me. You can buy my nice bland, safe white Camry that won't ever cost you a dime at the mechanic's.
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