Now i dont know what to do...
12/3/04, 06:25 PM
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Originally posted by 68fuelinjected@December 3, 2004, 2:46 PM
Above all else, get what you want.
Anything else will make you think of what you should have done.
Above all else, get what you want.
Anything else will make you think of what you should have done.
Jon put it best in a post that 'Life is Short', and no guarantee's of how long that life lasts...... 
The overall cost of the car over it's life has been discussed......so how much $$$ value to you put on the FUN factor and enjoyment it brings??? Personally the GT was the best choice for me....and I did give alot of serious thought to the V-6 as well. I've had my fair share of 'Settling For' over the first half of my life.......not the second half. 
12/3/04, 07:23 PM
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Originally posted by adrenalin@December 3, 2004, 11:34 AM
If you want the GT you will be kicking yourself if you get the V6. It is not taking that long to get a GT. You can order one or start going around to lots that already have them. A 72 month loan will only lower your monthly payments but you will be paying a lot more in interest. If you can afford paying the extra $$$/mth for the 60 month loan I'd go for that.
If you want the GT you will be kicking yourself if you get the V6. It is not taking that long to get a GT. You can order one or start going around to lots that already have them. A 72 month loan will only lower your monthly payments but you will be paying a lot more in interest. If you can afford paying the extra $$$/mth for the 60 month loan I'd go for that.
12/4/04, 03:09 PM
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so...i went to my dealer today and asked about changing my order to a GT and he said he could but it would cost me $500 more? I didnt think that was right really, so now im kinda shoppin around again to try to see what the best deal is.
12/4/04, 03:31 PM
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Originally posted by jcopin@December 3, 2004, 11:35 AM
usually NO
the increase in interest usually negates the savings
usually the payment drops by a couple bucks when going from 60 to 72 months
stop smoking
go on a diet
stop buying **** (use internet ;p)
stop buying girls drinks at bars
bring lunch to work..screw boston market!=p
start mugging old ladies at ATM's....
and finally if you do the last one i take no responsiblility
;p
usually NO
the increase in interest usually negates the savings
usually the payment drops by a couple bucks when going from 60 to 72 months
stop smoking
go on a diet
stop buying **** (use internet ;p)
stop buying girls drinks at bars
bring lunch to work..screw boston market!=p
start mugging old ladies at ATM's....
and finally if you do the last one i take no responsiblility
;p
12/4/04, 03:59 PM
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Originally posted by OSUstangfan@December 4, 2004, 2:12 PM
so...i went to my dealer today and asked about changing my order to a GT and he said he could but it would cost me $500 more? I didnt think that was right really, so now im kinda shoppin around again to try to see what the best deal is.
so...i went to my dealer today and asked about changing my order to a GT and he said he could but it would cost me $500 more? I didnt think that was right really, so now im kinda shoppin around again to try to see what the best deal is.
That is the biggest crock of B.S. :angry: I changed my order plenty of times, and never got docked a $$$ fee.....it's not costing him anything to re-do your order. It's entirely possible that it's a price code thing, but none of us have gotten anything substantiated by Karpro on this.....
12/4/04, 04:02 PM
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that's what i thought, but he said he would place the order under price level 515 or whatever. His reasoning was that it was easier to sell the GT... o well, back to lookin for another dealer.
if anyone knows of a dealer accepting x plan or $500 over invoice in the dallas area, PLEASE let me know.
thanks
if anyone knows of a dealer accepting x plan or $500 over invoice in the dallas area, PLEASE let me know.
thanks
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