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2013 GT500 hmmm update: it's happening update2:it has happened

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Ferzerp

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I must be crazy, for I am considering this.


Someone tell me how I'd kill myself and have no business with it please. :ninja:

edit: I'll just leave this right here....

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My trade (which is mine, not the bank's) is worth around $37k (in trade, not retail)... Hmm.... A place around town is asking $60k for one.

Argh.
 
I'd love a Mustang but even the base model is $30k now with tax and freight. Could probably get it for $27k. Gone are the days of affordable pony cars.
 
I really like the look of the 392 better and it's still pretty fast. Honestly, unless you are going to race/drag race stay with a Challenger.
 
Don't pay markup. Surely that car isn't 60k MSRP?

I remember seeing easily 5-10k of markup when the Shelby model first came out. Later on, you could get them for MSRP if not cheaper.
 
phucheneh said:
Don't pay markup. Surely that car isn't 60k MSRP?

I remember seeing easily 5-10k of markup when the Shelby model first came out. Later on, you could get them for MSRP if not cheaper.
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I haven't gone to look yet. with the right options, the MSRP is over 60k on those.

I think the MSRP range is 54-64ish

Yes, that's the msrp, not a markup.
 
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thedarkwolf said:
I'd rather have a Boss.
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For what the boss is going for, just can't justify it. Boss is typically selling 2-4k above MSRP. GT500 is going for MSRP and is far superior as long as it's a 2013.

Right now the GT500 can't be beat in it's price range. Especially when you cosnider what $3k in mods will do for it.
 
Derp, that one was a special order that was showing up when it wasn't supposed to. Place the next town over has one with all the options and wants more than I'm willing to pay ($69k).
 
Straight line speed isn't a problem with the Boss. Has plenty of that and can turn too. Just seems like it would be the more fun driving car.
 
I have a '12 GT500 (bought in April '11), and love just about everything about the car. I'd love to get a '13, but can't justify the depreciation hit. If you like muscle cars, you'll LOVE the GT500.
 
My buddy had a 09' 500. I've been in quite a few muscle cars but that thing will tear up some road lol. The 302 doesn't seem worth the price, might as well go with the 500.
 
MagickMan said:
Yep. People who know, get the 302 Laguna Seca. It's the best of the ponies for handling and actual driving.
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If you're the kind of guy who likes to race at the track and are concerned about handling, yes by all means get some version of the Boss 302. It's a beautiful car.

However, for sheer badassery, you can't beat the statement a new GT500 makes.
 
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