'12 Mustang GT

[Torch10th]

I checked there is no $3000 rebate in Georgia. I know in PA and around our region there is a $3000 rebate or 0% for 60 mos. on 2012's. Down by you there is $1000 and 0%. If you checked the link I sent you you would see that a GT Prem with the Brembo pkg has an invoice of $33,329 and an MSRP of $36,200. You buy that car up here for $30,XXX all day long or $33,XXX and get the 0%.

2012 Ford Mustang | View Current Incentives & Offers | Ford.com

This is kind of what I expected. Which, makes the number he was given pretty close, if not at invoice with the addition of taxes on top of it.

 

[ATKGT500]

The one I'm looking at right has the Equipment group 401A, Brembo package, Electronics Navi package, GT coupe accessory package 5, Comfort convenience, HID security package, RR sensing system/security package Red lava interior, 6 speed, 3.31 LSD. Exterior is white btw.

$36,399 that included Fords 3000 cashback or 1.9% for 60 or 72 months.

MSRP is $42,200 dealer took $2200 of msrp and up to me to pick the rebates.

Hell of a deal if you ask me, to the op I think he is asking way to much for the one your looking at.

 

[atistang]

The one I'm looking at right has the Equipment group 401A, Brembo package, Electronics Navi package, GT coupe accessory package 5, Comfort convenience, HID security package, RR sensing system/security package Red lava interior, 6 speed, 3.31 LSD. Exterior is white btw.

$36,399 that included Fords 3000 cashback or 1.9% for 60 or 72 months.

MSRP is $42,200 dealer took $2200 of msrp and up to me to pick the rebates.

Hell of a deal if you ask me, to the op I think he is asking way to much for the one your looking at.

Ok, so After taxes and other fees you paid 39 ish? Remember he said that is the price out the door

It still seems a bit high, but without incentives not terrible.

I would try and talk them down the 35k otd

 

[ATKGT500]

Ok, so After taxes and other fees you paid 39 ish? Remember he said that is the price out the door

It still seems a bit high, but without incentives not terrible.

I would try and talk them down the 35k otd

I missed that it's otd not bad like you said but a tad high.

The one I'm looking at if you don't take the 3000 rebate it's 39-k + plus tax with 1.9 for 60 or 72 months or $36,399 + tax with the rebate you loose the 1.9%

The msrp if $42,200