As a many time previous Mustang owner.....yep Mustangs for the most part definitely depreciate......
The price seems about right - 64K MSRP ...Im sure you can get a pretty good discount from MSRP ....so say a new one is about 60K ....so a used one with 3K miles for 53K feels about right...
Some of you ........I'm lost for words........well not really but if I were to share my true feelings on some of the comments in here Id probably get banned.....
I was talking about the new Ford Performance version of the GT500 coming soon ā¦
And if you think the Shelby SSR performs better than a GTD on a road course ⦠Iām not mad at you for thinking this ⦠I am mad at you for not sharing the source for whatever your smoking because that has to be some...
And as a former Roush truck owner......be prepared to take a massive financial hit when it comes time to sell......the RTR cars will depreciate MUCH MUCH MUCH faster then say a Dark Horse....just like the Roush cars and trucks do.....
This is 10000 percent correct........
I work in the automotive aftermarket.......all of these "news" places running around saying whatever......they dont understand how supply chain works.....right about now is when you will start seeing the true effect of the tariffs on auto parts (and Im sure...
I think it looks better as an RTR ⦠Iām digging the Wimbledon white with the RTR package
Usually the only Mustangs that do better over time are those with bespoke motorsā¦
Think factory supercharged for example ā¦
If I had anything with a Coyote in it Iād be throwing a whipple plus all sorts...
Oh I think Ford has moved the Mustang upscale over the years.....in terms of quality and everything else- the Mustang has definitely moved upscale.......my question is if it has gone too much upscale
there used to be tons of low hanging fruit mods you could do to Mustangs that would make them...