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6/23/04, 08:51 PM
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hey whats going on guys,
i was wondering if anyone knows what a v6 is going to cost with the chrome trim (gauges, ac etc) ? im really digging the retro look and hopefully can sell my current pos car (infiniti g20) and get a 05 mustang
i don't have that much money anymore so im going to have to settle for the v6 also the high cost of gas is just making it harder for me to get the v8. 
if anyone can give me a good estimate id appreciate it !
i was wondering if anyone knows what a v6 is going to cost with the chrome trim (gauges, ac etc) ? im really digging the retro look and hopefully can sell my current pos car (infiniti g20) and get a 05 mustang
i don't have that much money anymore so im going to have to settle for the v6 also the high cost of gas is just making it harder for me to get the v8. if anyone can give me a good estimate id appreciate it !
6/24/04, 09:36 AM
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Originally posted by Grantsdale@June 24, 2004, 1:52 AM
Dan I would guess a fully loaded (with automatic) coupe would be much closer to $30,000 than $28,000.
Dan I would guess a fully loaded (with automatic) coupe would be much closer to $30,000 than $28,000.
You can get a current GT for around 25k loaded now. Even with a 4% increase, it comes out to 26k. Now, assuming that there are 2k of additional options etc. its still 28k.
30k for a fully loaded GT coupe seems way too much. I'd expect the first SE to come in around 30-31k.
6/24/04, 01:24 PM
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Originally posted by Grantsdale@June 23, 2004, 11:52 PM
Dan I would guess a fully loaded (with automatic) coupe would be much closer to $30,000 than $28,000.
Dan I would guess a fully loaded (with automatic) coupe would be much closer to $30,000 than $28,000.
6/24/04, 01:28 PM
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it also depends on the state too...I am moving to mass from new york this weekend and have been looking at 04's
There is about 1000 dollar difference between the two states for almost exactly the same cars.
You can check it out for yourselves on forddirect.com
try one state and then another and you should see a difference...
There is about 1000 dollar difference between the two states for almost exactly the same cars.
You can check it out for yourselves on forddirect.com
try one state and then another and you should see a difference...
6/24/04, 01:35 PM
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I can't see the GT going for more than $28 loaded. Here is a Mach 1 for $25K on sale granted most are going for $30K. 
eace:
http://64.177.226.183/cgi-bin/orlandohome3...scend&nh=3&mh=1
Hope that works
Just my opinion.
eace: http://64.177.226.183/cgi-bin/orlandohome3...scend&nh=3&mh=1
Hope that works
Just my opinion.
6/24/04, 07:46 PM
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Originally posted by Grantsdale@June 24, 2004, 2:36 PM
This is late in the model year for the 04s. The MSRPs have dropped.
This is late in the model year for the 04s. The MSRPs have dropped.
6/24/04, 08:21 PM
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Actually, I think they were about the same. Don't forget, automakers were going crazy with the rebates last year (when I bought my Mach 1 ) and now they seem to be backing off on the amounts slightly.
Ford will get what they ask for the mustang GT initially, but after 3-4 months its anyone's guess if there will be rebates. I'm thinking that the overall shape of the economy will determine that.
) and now they seem to be backing off on the amounts slightly. Ford will get what they ask for the mustang GT initially, but after 3-4 months its anyone's guess if there will be rebates. I'm thinking that the overall shape of the economy will determine that.
6/24/04, 08:55 PM
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See below for exact pricing on 2004 with every option except 40th anniversary package. It looks like a loaded 05 GT could come in over $30k.
The numbers are MSRP and Invoice. They do not include Rebates which are currently $2500 in most areas.
2004 Mustang Coupe GT - Premium
Please verify that See bottom of the page for more pricing details.
Base Price: $24,845.00 $22,975.00
Exterior Color & Interior Trim:
Options:
o Interior Upgrade Package $345.00 $307.00
- Aluminum Finish Door Lock Posts
- Center Finish Panel - Grey Metallic Paint
- Shifter Bezel - Grey Metallic Paint
- Aluminum Finish Shift Boot Trim Ring on Manual Transmission Vehicles
- Stainless Steel Foot Rest Assembly
- Stainless Steel Pedals
- GT Leather Shift **** (Mach 1 Keeps Aluminum Shift ****)
- 4-Way Head Restraint
o Anti-Lock Braking System/Traction Control $730.00 $650.00
o MACH 1000 Audio System w/ In-Dash 6-CD Changer & Satellite Radio Capability $1,295.00 $1,153.00
o Automatic 4-Speed Transmission $815.00 $725.00
o 17" 5-Spoke Bright Wheels $395.00 $352.00
Destination Charge:
- Destination and Delivery $625.00 $625.00
$29,050.00 $26,787.00
The numbers are MSRP and Invoice. They do not include Rebates which are currently $2500 in most areas.
2004 Mustang Coupe GT - Premium
Please verify that See bottom of the page for more pricing details.
Base Price: $24,845.00 $22,975.00
Exterior Color & Interior Trim:
Options:
o Interior Upgrade Package $345.00 $307.00
- Aluminum Finish Door Lock Posts
- Center Finish Panel - Grey Metallic Paint
- Shifter Bezel - Grey Metallic Paint
- Aluminum Finish Shift Boot Trim Ring on Manual Transmission Vehicles
- Stainless Steel Foot Rest Assembly
- Stainless Steel Pedals
- GT Leather Shift **** (Mach 1 Keeps Aluminum Shift ****)
- 4-Way Head Restraint
o Anti-Lock Braking System/Traction Control $730.00 $650.00
o MACH 1000 Audio System w/ In-Dash 6-CD Changer & Satellite Radio Capability $1,295.00 $1,153.00
o Automatic 4-Speed Transmission $815.00 $725.00
o 17" 5-Spoke Bright Wheels $395.00 $352.00
Destination Charge:
- Destination and Delivery $625.00 $625.00
$29,050.00 $26,787.00
6/24/04, 09:01 PM
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Originally posted by theguy10@June 24, 2004, 3:31 PM
it also depends on the state too...I am moving to mass from new york this weekend and have been looking at 04's
There is about 1000 dollar difference between the two states for almost exactly the same cars.
You can check it out for yourselves on forddirect.com
try one state and then another and you should see a difference...
it also depends on the state too...I am moving to mass from new york this weekend and have been looking at 04's
There is about 1000 dollar difference between the two states for almost exactly the same cars.
You can check it out for yourselves on forddirect.com
try one state and then another and you should see a difference...
6/24/04, 10:17 PM
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I know prices aren't available until right before or on Sept. 7. You are talking about a fully loaded GT at about 28 or 29K. How much would you suspect a fully loaded V6 to be (23K?)? I asked this question a while back and got my head ripped off, or seemed close to it. But you guys were justified, I didn't research before I posted. Lesson learned, however.