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You can't find a car in the same price bracket that will get anywhere near the same amount of looks that this one will get you! A blast!

They can't lower the price because inflation. GM and Dodge couldn't make their muscle car offerings profitable so they gave up. It's either these prices or no mustang. The whining is getting out of hand.

Of course when you add every option there is it can creep up into c8 levels. But a base GT is $45k and a base c8 is about $70k I think. $25k is a huge difference when the car is only $45k. I'm sure if Ford could make more money selling them cheaper but more volume they would. But that didn't...

Raise the price so they can keep making it or no Mustang. Only two options. Dodge and GM said no more muscle car because they couldn't make money from it.

This is a release stating you can get an rtr mustang from the factory. The wrap has nothing to do with it and isn't for sale. It's a one off wrap. This whole article is about rtr is releasing a performance oriented Ecoboost for those interested.

I know, I get it, and I know it's inflation. I'm not complaining about the price. I love my gt. I'm saying everyday it's just non s650 owners who have no plans to ever buy one coming on here to just post negatively about it. Obviously GM and Dodge couldn't make any money on theirs and they gave...

If the criticism is warranted that's fine, but if someone's pricing out a Corvette that's going to be $200k-300k after markups, they're not in the market for a $45k s650. It's just a post from someone who is never going to buy the s650 just to complain. Yes, the GT is $45k, a little high, but...

This forum has become a place for non s650 owners to complain. I guess they don't want any performance options available for this engine, I don't know...

Same story over and over here... Non s650 owners whining while s650 owners are wanting to learn about their cars lol

No, it goes up based on what the home is worth. It gets reassessed periodically. Someone who owns one home and lives in, doesn't usually want home prices to rise, because it just means higher property tax and higher insurance. There are exceptions.

You don't understand. Your property tax is based off the value of the home. It gets reassessed periodically.

A wealthy person doesn't live in all his assets, he makes money off of them. A middle class person lives in his one home. Rising home prices just makes the middle class person that lives in his one home pay a higher property tax.

I can tell you're trying to learn and researching but it's not quite clicking for you yet lol Wealthy people have assets, and when inflation is high, those assets rise. During times of inflation, non wealthy people don't have assets, they just have their savings, if any, and those lose...

I know all about investments, which I have many 😅 In a strong economy, you don't have to have investments from years ago to be well off. Again, I ask, how much groceries could you buy with $100 compared to how many you could buy with $100 six years ago. Not many now. Until that is fixed, the...

That is accurate terminology. The exact terminology that is used and standard.

I was explaining rate of inflation vs inflation to you because you asked what the difference was.

"If you bought a home before the economy went to hell, back when inflation was low" lol Well why did you already have to have a home to be in a good spot financially? Because the economy isn't well now and inflation is high. That's why. "If you bought in when the economy was good" 😅

Ha "if you got big raises, you're wealthier now than when you were" 😅 I'm a wealthy person, but I know most aren't. Inflation helps wealthy people and it hurts people who live paycheck to paycheck, which is most people.

My dude, this is my wheelhouse. You don't know the difference between inflation and the rate of inflation.

Say inflation is 10 percent, the next year inflation is 5 percent, inflation still rose, but the rate of inflation halved. Totally different stats that people use to deceive.