I wasn't aware you could get a car finance with a variable rate.Going to be a lot of repos in the future with these interest rates.
I’ve never seen one but the prime keeps moving North so it may seem that way.I wasn't aware you could get a car finance with a variable rate.
By the time these are ready to be purchased, you'll be buying a 50k GT at 4-5% and that's with excellent credit. Lets not even get started with the 84 month crowd with the $1200 a month payments. This car is quickly moving into the unaffordable category for many.I wasn't aware you could get a car finance with a variable rate.
The average car price today is $47k. A V8 Mustang still represents a decent value. Whether or not folks can afford it is a whole other can of beans.By the time these are ready to be purchased, you'll be buying a 50k GT at 4-5% and that's with excellent credit. Lets not even get started with the 84 month crowd with the $1200 a month payments. This car is quickly moving into the unaffordable category for many.
I agree, but that will lead to less purchases, not an increase in repos of currently financed vehicles.By the time these are ready to be purchased, you'll be buying a 50k GT at 4-5% and that's with excellent credit. Lets not even get started with the 84 month crowd with the $1200 a month payments. This car is quickly moving into the unaffordable category for many.
Yeah, I mean it "was" the best value price wise of the muscle cars. If they only add 2-3k to the current price it still may not be bad. But if you want the slightly better dark horse trim, it most likely will be getting pretty pricey. Add to that they will be harder to get discounts or special finance rates. One reason I'm not in a hurry trade my 1320 in is because I got the 0% for 72 months again...the only way to go if you can swing it IMO.By the time these are ready to be purchased, you'll be buying a 50k GT at 4-5% and that's with excellent credit. Lets not even get started with the 84 month crowd with the $1200 a month payments. This car is quickly moving into the unaffordable category for many.
Yeah, it’s unfortunate…with rates on the rise I’m not sure how this is going to work out for everyone. It’s the same cost as a gt350 and I feel the 350 was a more unique and investment grade car. I’m hoping the DH comes in at the low 60 mark fully loaded but I just don’t see that happening with a Mach fully option already at 70. I’ve never seen a manufacturer go backwards with a new model. It’s highly likely a fully optioned DH at 72+. It’s unfortunate but they are going to be the only ICE muscle car in the game and they will have no problem getting thatThnx @Decible , was not aware. Haven’t priced one lately. Love the car not the price!!
What options did you get? I was pricing around 57k with a Manual GT Premium w/ the Performance Pack, 401A, Magenride, and Active Exhaust on the Ford builder.Yeah I can easily see a 2023 Mustang V8 selling for 65-70k if the current new car prices stay. I just bought a 22 Mustang GT with performance pack for 59k before taxes. I didn’t even get leather seats, digital dash. In this market who knows. Mach 1s around me are 70k.
A year ago I priced a 2021 GT Premium at 50k with no performance pack. I wish I had bought then but I wasn’t ready. Prices have went way up. I know I basically paid a 5-7k markup on my current car. My msrp sticker was 53k. But I didn’t want to wait.
With interest rates continuing to rocket upwards , the auto sector is about to get hit pretty hard. Housing and auto sales are typically the first to feel the pinch of rate hikes and both already feeling those effects (and more hikes are still coming). ADMs are going to disappear just as fast as they appeared. Of course, dealers will hold out longer on specialty cars, but sooner or later, they will be looking for volume and they will start dealing there too.This is all before dealership mark ups of course boys.
Yup. Given that we have had well over a decade of low interest and low inflation, there are a lot of younger buyers out there who have never felt the pinch of a real recession and a run of high inflation. I suspect that it will come as a shock to a lot of folks who have extended themselves during those easy money years and are now struggling with too much month at end of the paycheck.Going to be a lot of repos in the future with these interest rates.