need suggestions of 13' GT or V6?
3/19/12 | 05:45 AM
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3/19/12 | 09:33 AM
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Get a 12 Gt. with all the discounts and rebates all the options are basically free. You should be able to get fully loaded 12 for price of car with no options. I got every option available on my 12 for around $1500 over the non-option price. But I took 0 financing instead of all the rebates.
3/19/12 | 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by dmhines
Get a 12 Gt. with all the discounts and rebates all the options are basically free. You should be able to get fully loaded 12 for price of car with no options. I got every option available on my 12 for around $1500 over the non-option price. But I took 0 financing instead of all the rebates.
3/19/12 | 04:21 PM
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Hard choice to make. In the past any mustang with a 6er was considered by many, myself included to be a wussie car. The new 6 is a 300 hp mill and a smooth engine. It's a very nice motor and one that would meet almost all of your normal day to day spirited driving needs.
I love my electronics package and my seats and am very glad I didn't go base on those things. I'm lucky enough to be able to get the premium GT. If you're not, it comes down to what's important to you. If you are a HP guy, by all means get some with the amazing base GT. If you want to enjoy the more mundane features that you can absolutely enjoy every time you get in your car. Deck out a v6. Either is a pretty nice car.
I love my electronics package and my seats and am very glad I didn't go base on those things. I'm lucky enough to be able to get the premium GT. If you're not, it comes down to what's important to you. If you are a HP guy, by all means get some with the amazing base GT. If you want to enjoy the more mundane features that you can absolutely enjoy every time you get in your car. Deck out a v6. Either is a pretty nice car.
3/19/12 | 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by eric n
Hard choice to make. In the past any mustang with a 6er was considered by many, myself included to be a wussie car. The new 6 is a 300 hp mill and a smooth engine. It's a very nice motor and one that would meet almost all of your normal day to day spirited driving needs.
I love my electronics package and my seats and am very glad I didn't go base on those things. I'm lucky enough to be able to get the premium GT. If you're not, it comes down to what's important to you. If you are a HP guy, by all means get some with the amazing base GT. If you want to enjoy the more mundane features that you can absolutely enjoy every time you get in your car. Deck out a v6. Either is a pretty nice car.
I love my electronics package and my seats and am very glad I didn't go base on those things. I'm lucky enough to be able to get the premium GT. If you're not, it comes down to what's important to you. If you are a HP guy, by all means get some with the amazing base GT. If you want to enjoy the more mundane features that you can absolutely enjoy every time you get in your car. Deck out a v6. Either is a pretty nice car.
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