Just drove by me local dealer on the way home they have five 2010's on the lot and one in the show room. Four are GT's.
They had at least a dozen or more at the begin of this past week.

 

That's great news ... move 'em out before the new ones arrive !!

Doug

 

Some were probably transferred to another dealer unless they were doing near giveaway pricing, otherwise I doubt anyone is selling 6 or more 2010's a week right now.

 

They are moving them around to faster selling dealers. One week my dealer (very large) will have 55 2010 Mustangs, then the next week will have 37 2010 Mustangs. I just checked and this week they have 43 2010 Mustangs.

 

we're down to about 8 2010's and 1 2009 GT on our lot. No 2011 Mustang arrivals yet though. Just the Super Duties

 

I ate them

 

Your salesmen are complete failures if there is an 09 GT on the lot.

 

 

Its probably the greedy ******** 'sales managers' that block the deals.

Sales managers are why they call it the 'sales prevention department'.

 

My Ford dealer has about 35 2010 Mustangs, I don't believe that they will sell them that well once the 2011's start arriving in large quantities.

 

Is your name "Iron Giant"?

 

my local dealer here in richmond b.c. canada has 7 2011's (one a shelby vert...showing msrp sticker)

has 6 2010's...4 of which are shelby's that have been sitting there for months

 

LMFAO!

 

I went straight to the commercial sales manager and he's giving me invoice less any available rebates.
I work in sales- we're usually complaining that our manager cuts prices to low to get his numbers right. I've almost always found that the managers want to slash prices to boost quantity rather than maximize each sale at the risk of losing business. Hard to understand some times, but it's good tactics when needed.

 

tell me about this 09

 

My dealer in Ventura also has a new '09 GT,vapor with glass roof...says "Must Go" on windshield. www.barberfordonline.com They have a '09 Shelby too.

http://www.inventory.fordvehicles.co...99&modelid=105

 

Before deciding on the Mustang a month ago, one of the cars I was cross-shopping was the 370Z (I was looking to ****** up a leftover '10)... A local dealer had five '10s left and SEVEN(!) '09s...

What's even funnier is that the salesman was still being a ballbreaker over the price, as if we were negotiating on a 2011 or something

 

cars.com has these numbers of new Mustangs listed as available today...

2011 (796)

2010 (7090)

2009 (218)

2008 (176)

2007 (24)

And I'm pretty sure this is a very incomplete listing.

 

Score, I'm going to buy a new 2007. By now there should be about $20,000 in rebates!

 

That's what I love about you big guy..."tell it like it is". I know some people get bent out of shape due to your direct no non-sense approach but I for one relish it. I agree, that car should have been fire-sold a year ago.


Dave