Originally posted by: Wanescotting
So I went to browse cars at my local ford dealership today. I was looking at Ford Rangers, and I had just about made up my mind to get one. Then I made the mistake of checking out the 2005 Mustang.
OOPS! Now I want one those. Dammit. I can afford whatever I want. I feel confident that I can get a good deal on the Mustang, but there is a $3000 rebate on the Ranger.
Now I am stuck. What to get?
Oh, and when I do decide on what I want, what is a fair price for this car?
I have done my research. I have the invoice price, invoice price with options($19,595), and the dealer hold back is about $700. What else will I need to negotiate an good price for car?
Originally posted by: freebee
Do not buy used Fords other than the f150 or larger pickups.
Originally posted by: Specop 007
Originally posted by: freebee
Do not buy used Fords other than the f150 or larger pickups.
What the hell kind of advice is that?!![]()
Originally posted by: OS
Originally posted by: laurenlex
A V-6 Mustang is an insult to your manhood. Either Pony Up, (pun intended) and get a sports car (V-8), or get the Ranger. At least you can haul stuff in the Ranger. You can't haul anything in a V-6 Mustang. You can haul @ss in a V-8 Mustang GT.
One of the car rags tested an 05 V6 auto mustang and performance wise it's a huge step up now. They got like 15.3 or something, which is pretty respectable. They said it's only a couple tenths off from the old V8 auto.
Assuming this is no fluke of course. As much as I'd like to point and laugh at how slow and sorry V6 mustangs are, it may not be the case anymore.
