Are there still a fair amount of unsold Bosses
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Are there still a fair amount of unsold Bosses
....sitting on dealer lots?
While I actually like the graphics on the 2013's better, I do not like the new grille or the new tail lights nor do I really want Sync or the LCD screen.
I'm thinking I better grab a 2012 while I can.
What's the market like? Still a fair amount out there? I assume ADMs have tapered off (especially now with the new 2013 GT500)?
Thoughts?
While I actually like the graphics on the 2013's better, I do not like the new grille or the new tail lights nor do I really want Sync or the LCD screen.
I'm thinking I better grab a 2012 while I can.
What's the market like? Still a fair amount out there? I assume ADMs have tapered off (especially now with the new 2013 GT500)?
Thoughts?
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cars.com shows 303 for sale nation wide. Probably more out there still...
http://www.cars.com/for-sale/new/for...102&trId=40763
http://www.cars.com/for-sale/new/for...102&trId=40763
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From: SD
Cars.com shows 303 Boss's out there. There were 145 when I got mine in July. I've seen a few threads here saying some dealers are now slightly below MSRP.
So check cars.com (once you search Mustang, use Body Style to select Boss). Auto Trader is good too. And Ebay or even a Google search will find them. Not all dealers list on cars.com or autotrader.
And if your dealer is friendly, he might be willing to look up Boss's in his data base and tell you where they are.
Look, find, deal, be patient. MSRP should be easy. Below is most likely possible.
Good luck.
So check cars.com (once you search Mustang, use Body Style to select Boss). Auto Trader is good too. And Ebay or even a Google search will find them. Not all dealers list on cars.com or autotrader.
And if your dealer is friendly, he might be willing to look up Boss's in his data base and tell you where they are.
Look, find, deal, be patient. MSRP should be easy. Below is most likely possible.
Good luck.
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This will force prices down some more:
http://fordauthority.com/2011/11/la-...-new-features/
No one buys a Mustang GT to loaf around in (hopefully), let alone one with a package on it called the “GT Track Pack.” With this particular package, owners are graced with a 3.73 rear axle, an engine cooler, upgraded radiator, performance brake pads, and a Torsen differential from the Boss 302...
http://fordauthority.com/2011/11/la-...-new-features/
No one buys a Mustang GT to loaf around in (hopefully), let alone one with a package on it called the “GT Track Pack.” With this particular package, owners are graced with a 3.73 rear axle, an engine cooler, upgraded radiator, performance brake pads, and a Torsen differential from the Boss 302...
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I agree with SD GT, you should be in the pricing drivers seat. Go for less than MSRP.
I know of three local dealerships with Bosses on their lots, one with multiple units and a silver LS. Months ago they were asking big ADM's. Now with the holiday distractions and winter coming they realize this may have not been the best economic plan, especially when a friend of my tried to purchase the LS predelivery and they would not give him the time of day.
They are out there and continue to roll off the line at Flatrock. Economics 101, supply and demand.
I know of three local dealerships with Bosses on their lots, one with multiple units and a silver LS. Months ago they were asking big ADM's. Now with the holiday distractions and winter coming they realize this may have not been the best economic plan, especially when a friend of my tried to purchase the LS predelivery and they would not give him the time of day.
They are out there and continue to roll off the line at Flatrock. Economics 101, supply and demand.
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