How many of you are waiting on the '15MY?
10/11/11, 12:41 PM
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So I just got my today and there was a flyer in it from Ford telling me they have 0% finacing for 60 months or $2,500 cash back on new Mustangs. I think my car is about to hit 50k miles by the end of the year or so, (07 bought in 06) and I've been activly talking myself out of buying a new car for months now, lol. This is killing me...
10/13/11, 11:50 AM
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So I just got my today and there was a flyer in it from Ford telling me they have 0% finacing for 60 months or $2,500 cash back on new Mustangs. I think my car is about to hit 50k miles by the end of the year or so, (07 bought in 06) and I've been activly talking myself out of buying a new car for months now, lol. This is killing me...
10/14/11, 11:24 AM
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I'd try to be patient and wait another year or two (2012-2013). Hopefully we'll have a more concrete idea of what the 2015 Mustang will look like by then and you can decide to buy the upcoming refreshed Mustang, which will be old news by then and probably come with nice rebates, or go forward and get the 2015.
10/14/11, 11:40 AM
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10/16/11, 02:59 PM
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Well I made this thread 3 months ago, but I can't wait anymore.
Trading in for a 5.0 by end of this month. This would have been a lot easier had I bought a GT in the first place lol
Trading in for a 5.0 by end of this month. This would have been a lot easier had I bought a GT in the first place lol
10/16/11, 11:51 PM
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Waiting to see what it looks like and the promise of lower weight. If it looks good, will wait another year till they get (most of) the bugs worked out of it. Of course, if it's priced out of reach, it's a no-go no matter how good it is.
10/17/11, 01:02 AM
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If the 2015MY does not feature a full fastback greenhouse, I'll just hold onto my current 05 GT indefinitely.. As we already know the next gen Stang will not be evolving from the current D2C platform, as J Mays has clearly stated the 2015MY will be moving away from D2C's retro styling theme altogether in favor of a more modern direction towards Ford's upcoming GRWD platform !
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10/17/11, 11:42 AM
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I want to say that I'm waiting but the new Boss just has a hold on me. So I'm not sure yet. The new model will be out before I'm ready to buy anyway so I'm not too terribly worried. I just really like the current body style and it would be nice to hang on to such a car going into the future. I just don't feel like these cars will be styled as they are much longer. I too usher in all the new changes but I am doubting there will be another Mustang with the raw ferocity that the Boss brings. I will be a fan of the new and the old. I can't truly say which I will want more just yet but I am still leaning on a 2012 Boss.
Oh yeah, and a Raptor!
Oh yeah, and a Raptor!
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11/9/11, 06:13 PM
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I am waiting to see if the 2015 is my thing, and if so I'll take it. Otherwise - gasp - I'll look at a Camaro or Chalenger ... or even a Hyundai Genesis!
... but I WON'T be giving up my 2005 GT convertible. No way, that is now a family heirloom.
11/14/11, 02:26 PM
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11/15/11, 05:52 PM
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I think I'm going to pull the trigger on a used 11-14 GT or GT500 when the 2015 comes out. I know from previous experience that the best time to buy one is right before the new style comes out. I like the fact that I don't see many 2010-12 GTs on the road in my area and now with the new 2013-14 cars it seems that this body style will stand out and seem like a rarer car than the previous generations of Mustang. I have a feeling that a lot of 2011-12 GT500s are going to be traded in for the next 12 months....I think thats the best bargain
11/19/11, 09:10 PM
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My plan is to get a 2013 GT500. If the 2014 GT500 does not have a power drop, I will trade in the 2013 GT500 for a 2014 GT500. If the 2015 Mustang does not have a solid rear axle, I probably will then have pruchased my last Mustang.
11/19/11, 09:12 PM
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Why would you trade it in for the same car?
11/19/11, 09:41 PM
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Would trade just to get the latest edition. Maybe the 2014 GT500 would have heat extractors in the hood that would be different than the 2013 GT500. Hint, I like the 2013 GT hood heat extractors.
11/19/11, 09:42 PM
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Would trade just to get the latest edition. Maybe the 2014 GT500 would have heat extractors in the hood that would be different than the 2013 GT500. Hint, I like the 2013 GT hood heat extractors.