06' Mustang Pricing
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03-14-2006, 10:02 PM
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06' Mustang Pricing
One of my friends referred me to this site after he purchased a new F-150 and after reading some posts this site rocks!
I'm looking to buy a new Mustang and I live in Springdale, Arkansas (72762) . I have spec'ed it out at edmunds.com for:
V6 Premium 2dr Coupe (4.0L 6cyl 5M)
K Leather Seating Surfaces and Sport Buckets
MSRP $21505
Invoice $19906
TMV What others are paying $21163
"PolarBear" or anyone could you tell me what the true MSRPrice, invoice price, X-Plan Pricing, and if there are any rebates for this purchase! I have also went to a Ford Dealership and looked at a Mustang with vin#1ZVHT80N565
Also are Mustangs going for a Premium right now?
Thanks in advance for you help and responses......
I'm looking to buy a new Mustang and I live in Springdale, Arkansas (72762) . I have spec'ed it out at edmunds.com for:
V6 Premium 2dr Coupe (4.0L 6cyl 5M)
K Leather Seating Surfaces and Sport Buckets
MSRP $21505
Invoice $19906
TMV What others are paying $21163
"PolarBear" or anyone could you tell me what the true MSRPrice, invoice price, X-Plan Pricing, and if there are any rebates for this purchase! I have also went to a Ford Dealership and looked at a Mustang with vin#1ZVHT80N565
Also are Mustangs going for a Premium right now?
Thanks in advance for you help and responses......
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03-22-2006, 05:14 PM
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I really am losing it. 
Invoice is about $21107, and no rebates. They still bring a premium, but not as bad as a GT, which brings a lot of premium. If you can squeeze that price close to invoice, it's a good deal (don't know if that's possible though). X-plan pricing is about $100 less than invoice, FWIW.
Invoice is about $21107, and no rebates. They still bring a premium, but not as bad as a GT, which brings a lot of premium. If you can squeeze that price close to invoice, it's a good deal (don't know if that's possible though). X-plan pricing is about $100 less than invoice, FWIW.