2011 Mustang Price List NOW AVAILABLE!!!
1/16/10, 08:36 PM
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Kind of a shame that the Cal Special is only available on the GT Premium. I'd love to spec a 6MT GT Premium with Cal Special and HIDs, but I can't afford it. I'm not saying it's overpriced, just too much for me at the moment, especially trying to find a job in South Carolina's wonderful economy. 
I will be thankful if something comes through soon so I can start saving up for a 2011...Even if it's "just" a base GT 6MT with 3.73 rear end.
I will be thankful if something comes through soon so I can start saving up for a 2011...Even if it's "just" a base GT 6MT with 3.73 rear end.
1/16/10, 08:43 PM
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Two excellent points.
I think Ford has done a good job of keeping up with the performance and options everyone demands, while keeping the costs reasonable.
Sure people can say I paid $xxxxx for a Mustang GT in 19XX. Yeah, you paid that much for a 225hp V8, not for 412hp w/ 6 speed tranny, SYNC, glass roof etc.
If anyone can name a better car for the same price then go ahead, I can't. Especially when you can get a 305hp V6 for $22K
I think Ford has done a good job of keeping up with the performance and options everyone demands, while keeping the costs reasonable.
Sure people can say I paid $xxxxx for a Mustang GT in 19XX. Yeah, you paid that much for a 225hp V8, not for 412hp w/ 6 speed tranny, SYNC, glass roof etc.
If anyone can name a better car for the same price then go ahead, I can't. Especially when you can get a 305hp V6 for $22K
1/16/10, 09:47 PM
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Times are tough and money is money. It's suicide to overstretch and buy too much when you cannot afford it.
People lose houses (and spouses) because they have to have the shiney, new toy on the market. There will be
plenty of shiney, new toys in the future to gawk over.
People lose houses (and spouses) because they have to have the shiney, new toy on the market. There will be
plenty of shiney, new toys in the future to gawk over.
1/16/10, 10:08 PM
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A BIG THANKS to Jeff for all he's doing. I compared my spec sheet pricing, 2010 vs 2011, assuming apples to
apples on standard equipment and options, and figure an increase of just over $1600. I don't think that is so bad
for what I'll be getting PLUS a new model year. If you factor in losing a couple thousand in incentives and
rebates, then I need to just quietly slip away.
apples on standard equipment and options, and figure an increase of just over $1600. I don't think that is so bad
for what I'll be getting PLUS a new model year. If you factor in losing a couple thousand in incentives and
rebates, then I need to just quietly slip away.
1/16/10, 10:47 PM
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Two excellent points.
I think Ford has done a good job of keeping up with the performance and options everyone demands, while keeping the costs reasonable.
Sure people can say I paid $xxxxx for a Mustang GT in 19XX. Yeah, you paid that much for a 225hp V8, not for 412hp w/ 6 speed tranny, SYNC, glass roof etc.
If anyone can name a better car for the same price then go ahead, I can't. Especially when you can get a 305hp V6 for $22K
I think Ford has done a good job of keeping up with the performance and options everyone demands, while keeping the costs reasonable.
Sure people can say I paid $xxxxx for a Mustang GT in 19XX. Yeah, you paid that much for a 225hp V8, not for 412hp w/ 6 speed tranny, SYNC, glass roof etc.
If anyone can name a better car for the same price then go ahead, I can't. Especially when you can get a 305hp V6 for $22K
1/16/10, 10:50 PM
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Just priced up the least expensive 2011 GT Coupe possible. Basic 300A package with no options....
$30,495 = MSRP per Ford.
$28,729 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$28,889 = X-plan per Ford.
$27,665 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
400A package (Premium) with no options....
$33,695 = MSRP per Ford.
$31,609 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$31,758 = X-plan per Ford.
$30,449 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
401A package (Premium Trim Interior) with no options....
$34,090 = MSRP per Ford.
$31,953 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$32,100 = X-plan per Ford.
$30,781 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
402A package (Premium GT/CS) with no options....
$36,170 = MSRP per Ford.
$33,762 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$33,902 = X-plan per Ford.
$32,528 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
* Invoice Total includes destination & delivery ($850), FDAF charge ($450) and fuel charge ($44).
$30,495 = MSRP per Ford.
$28,729 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$28,889 = X-plan per Ford.
$27,665 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
400A package (Premium) with no options....
$33,695 = MSRP per Ford.
$31,609 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$31,758 = X-plan per Ford.
$30,449 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
401A package (Premium Trim Interior) with no options....
$34,090 = MSRP per Ford.
$31,953 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$32,100 = X-plan per Ford.
$30,781 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
402A package (Premium GT/CS) with no options....
$36,170 = MSRP per Ford.
$33,762 = Invoice Total per Ford*
$33,902 = X-plan per Ford.
$32,528 = A/Z-plan per Ford.
* Invoice Total includes destination & delivery ($850), FDAF charge ($450) and fuel charge ($44).
1/17/10, 01:43 AM
#108
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I'm not so sure everyone demands 400+ HP. Desired? Yes. Demands? No. And there is no denying the car you will get for 35-45K. There's also no denying that less and less 'regular' people, like myself, will be able to afford a Mustang as it creeps higher and higher. I'm a dual income no kids (DINK for short) household and I still have a hard time justifying the 2010 payment.
And for the most part people were demanding the 400hp. When the stang had 315hp for the '10 that's all everyone complained about...
1/17/10, 01:27 PM
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1/17/10, 05:38 PM
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While some consider the track pack included on the car which cost $1530 in 2010 the 2011 is still lacking the 3.73:1 axle ratio and the 19 in. premuim tires. Both costing $1390 if you want these options on a 2011. So all in all I would say we are $140 ahead.
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1/17/10, 05:43 PM
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man the price of a base GT has shot up. idk, i miss the days of a GT being 23k - 28k. i know theres alot of things that contribute to that price increase that makes it better than its predecessor..
1/17/10, 06:00 PM
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Boy have these Mustangs gone up in price over the past few years. In 2008 I almost bought a GT/CS which retailed for $31,710. It had the the IUP, HID's, 3.55:1 axle, sirius radio, active anti theft, GT appearance package in Dark Candy Apple Red.
Fast forward to 2011 and a GT/CS in Candy Apple Red with comparable options being the security package, 3.55:1 axle, HID's runs $37,880. So $6,000 in 3 years. ****!
Fast forward to 2011 and a GT/CS in Candy Apple Red with comparable options being the security package, 3.55:1 axle, HID's runs $37,880. So $6,000 in 3 years. ****!
1/17/10, 06:01 PM
#115
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But I look at it this way, that $23K GT package is still around, except it has a V6 now and starts at $22K.
1/17/10, 06:05 PM
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Boy have these Mustangs gone up in price over the past few years. In 2008 I almost bought a GT/CS which retailed for $31,710. It had the the IUP, HID's, 3.55:1 axle, sirius radio, active anti theft, GT appearance package in Dark Candy Apple Red.
Fast forward to 2011 and a GT/CS in Candy Apple Red with comparable options being the security package, 3.55:1 axle, HID's runs $37,880. So $6,000 in 3 years. ****!
Fast forward to 2011 and a GT/CS in Candy Apple Red with comparable options being the security package, 3.55:1 axle, HID's runs $37,880. So $6,000 in 3 years. ****!
1/17/10, 06:06 PM
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In 2008 the base price of a Mustang GT premium was $27,020 with $745 delivery. Now in 2011 it is $32,845 plus $850 delivery. $33,695-$27,765= $5,930
Okay, fast and fun what happened to the affordable part.
Okay, fast and fun what happened to the affordable part.
1/17/10, 07:51 PM
#119
I hope a bunch of people purchase Black Mustang GT premium's with the Brembo Package so when I finally purchase a low mileage 2011 GT in 2013 I will get a bad *** ride for $25,000 or less!!
1/17/10, 08:33 PM
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So what exactly does the "Brembo Package" include?
Also, if I am reading the guide correct the 3.73's are a factory option with the GT 6 speed manual....correct?
Seems like the 2011 I'd like is close to 40k. Decisions, Decisions!
Also, if I am reading the guide correct the 3.73's are a factory option with the GT 6 speed manual....correct?
Seems like the 2011 I'd like is close to 40k. Decisions, Decisions!