2011 Mustang Price List NOW AVAILABLE!!!
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How about $40K for a Mustang GT Premium convertible with options?
It's a lot of money either way but I haven't bought a new car just for me since 1981. I'm driving a 1999 E-150 with 171K miles. (I do however get on my Harley in the summers)
I can fit in the new Mustang better than any of the other cars I looked at, I've owned umpteen Ford vehicles over the years, and plan on keeping this car until my sons' fight over their inheritance. LOL
I am at a point where I can afford it even though I do cringe a bit when I think I could get a V6 coupe and a Focus for the same price.
It's a lot of money either way but I haven't bought a new car just for me since 1981. I'm driving a 1999 E-150 with 171K miles. (I do however get on my Harley in the summers)
I can fit in the new Mustang better than any of the other cars I looked at, I've owned umpteen Ford vehicles over the years, and plan on keeping this car until my sons' fight over their inheritance. LOL
I am at a point where I can afford it even though I do cringe a bit when I think I could get a V6 coupe and a Focus for the same price.
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I don't understand the problem here...it's not like the Mustang is sticking out at $40k, since the Camaro, Challenger, and 370Z can all quickly add up to the same. Yeah, it seems like a lot of money, especially when you compare that to older Mustangs from years ago, but there's a lot more there. More materials, more safety features, and more gadgets that are all added in from say, a 2000 GT.
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You got that right. 7-11 sells regular sized candy bars for $1.05 now. And with a little looking, the candy bar is actually smaller than in the past. ![Nonono](https://themustangsource.com/forums/images/smilies/nonono.gif)
Moral of the story, prices increase. Nothing that can be done about it.
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Moral of the story, prices increase. Nothing that can be done about it.
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I remember "penny candy" when I was a kid. Phone calls at a phone booth were 10 cents. Postage stamps were 13 cents. et Cetera.
I bought my first brand new Mustang for $9,300. It was a 1988 LX Hatchback (2.3L / Manual). Talk about sticker shock when I bought a brand new 1989 Mustang LX 5.0L Sport a year later for $15,750 (very well equipped). Paid over $20K for a brand new 2000 Mustang GT Coupe. Paid $23K for a brand new 2003 Mach 1. Paid $26K for my 2007 Mustang GT. Prices continue to climb; sure wish my income would follow suit!
I bought my first brand new Mustang for $9,300. It was a 1988 LX Hatchback (2.3L / Manual). Talk about sticker shock when I bought a brand new 1989 Mustang LX 5.0L Sport a year later for $15,750 (very well equipped). Paid over $20K for a brand new 2000 Mustang GT Coupe. Paid $23K for a brand new 2003 Mach 1. Paid $26K for my 2007 Mustang GT. Prices continue to climb; sure wish my income would follow suit!
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I remember "penny candy" when I was a kid. Phone calls at a phone booth were 10 cents. Postage stamps were 13 cents. et Cetera.
I bought my first brand new Mustang for $9,300. It was a 1988 LX Hatchback (2.3L / Manual). Talk about sticker shock when I bought a brand new 1989 Mustang LX 5.0L Sport a year later for $15,750 (very well equipped). Paid over $20K for a brand new 2000 Mustang GT Coupe. Paid $23K for a brand new 2003 Mach 1. Paid $26K for my 2007 Mustang GT. Prices continue to climb; sure wish my income would follow suit!
I bought my first brand new Mustang for $9,300. It was a 1988 LX Hatchback (2.3L / Manual). Talk about sticker shock when I bought a brand new 1989 Mustang LX 5.0L Sport a year later for $15,750 (very well equipped). Paid over $20K for a brand new 2000 Mustang GT Coupe. Paid $23K for a brand new 2003 Mach 1. Paid $26K for my 2007 Mustang GT. Prices continue to climb; sure wish my income would follow suit!
But I hear ya Brian, prices are climbin!
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Question................are Ford stock holders x-plan qualified? If so, any minimum number of shares, etc.?
Oh, poop. As soon as I x'd out of this, I saw the x-plan stockholders sticky. Nevermind.
BTW... I remember wanting a Boss 302 back in 1970, but finally thought $4000 was too much to pay. Regreted it ever since. Now, a 2011 like I want is 10 times that. But I make way more than 10 times what I did then. No regrets this time.
Oh, poop. As soon as I x'd out of this, I saw the x-plan stockholders sticky. Nevermind.
BTW... I remember wanting a Boss 302 back in 1970, but finally thought $4000 was too much to pay. Regreted it ever since. Now, a 2011 like I want is 10 times that. But I make way more than 10 times what I did then. No regrets this time.
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Question................are Ford stock holders x-plan qualified? If so, any minimum number of shares, etc.?
Oh, poop. As soon as I x'd out of this, I saw the x-plan stockholders sticky. Nevermind.
BTW... I remember wanting a Boss 302 back in 1970, but finally thought $4000 was too much to pay. Regreted it ever since. Now, a 2011 like I want is 10 times that. But I make way more than 10 times what I did then. No regrets this time.
Oh, poop. As soon as I x'd out of this, I saw the x-plan stockholders sticky. Nevermind.
BTW... I remember wanting a Boss 302 back in 1970, but finally thought $4000 was too much to pay. Regreted it ever since. Now, a 2011 like I want is 10 times that. But I make way more than 10 times what I did then. No regrets this time.
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1991 Ford Mustang black coupe LX 5.0, price ( and still priceless) : $16000 CDN "SOLD"
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the 305bhp V6 is going to be a performance disapointment just like the 305bhp 350Z/G35.....oh wait the 350X and g35 arent performance disapointments at all.
Oh , and the 3.7 nissan v6's dont respond to performance upgrades at all......oh wait, they DO respond.
Oh , and the 3.7 nissan v6's dont respond to performance upgrades at all......oh wait, they DO respond.
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I just noticed in this month's Car and Driver magazine that they're estimating the '11 V6 will run the 1/4 mile in 13.6... I personally think it'll be about 14 flat at just about 100 mph.