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It's funny, the ones complaining about the prices loved the recent union deal. It's almost poetic lol Excerpt from an article... "– Raises from at Least 33% to Over 160% – Over the life of the agreement, members will see raises of at least 33%, after COLA and compounded wage increases, ranging...

Haha, "raise their wages but keep prices the same and plan your business better"! Oh you mean like raising prices? All additional costs will always get passed on to the consumer. That's how it works.

Of course Ford cares about the books. That's what a business is lol If the mustang doesn't make money, then it will die off. Ford isn't going to take a loss on it, so you have no idea if they need to raise the price or keep it the same. Neither do I. But I know inflation is incredibly high. Add...

You say all this like you have inside knowledge of Ford's books. You don't know if they're losing a load of money or not on this vehicle and if they need to raise the cost or not. Or if they're using this money to invest in the next model. It's easy to tell who has never run a business. I'll...

So if it were only inflation, it'd be 44 something thousand. Are you telling me that you wouldn't be on this forum talking about the price of it if it were 44 something thousand? I don't believe that for a second.

Every car has gone up. The explorer in 2022 was $35k and now it's almost $40k. The mustang has gone up $6k since then and it's been a new model. If you're not happy with it, then go buy a different vehicle. Its that simple. But know, when a new model from any vehicle comes out, it's going to be...

I'm definitely not making fun of people who aren't well off, but to complain about a few hundred dollars on a $45k vehicle is ridiculous. If you finance that over five years you're talking a few bucks a month.

So over 44k and not exactly 45k lmao

Haha, so it'd be over 44k 😂 You're honestly complaining over a few hundred bucks? Lol I got my 2024 loaded gt with performance package, nite pony, active exhaust, and MagneRide. Ford isn't going to lower it for you so I don't know what to tell you. Go find a cheaper car I guess.

The gt went from $43k to 45k.

You're out of your mind if you think inflation is only 6 percent. I went to 2018 because you were comparing the Corvette and Mustang and that's when they both had the last model. MSRP doesn't include destination etc in any vehicle. So add two thousand to every vehicle. I don't know what to...

That's not how inflation works. Inflation means the dollar loses value for the same product. Hence why the same groceries cost more. They didn't start adding more food in the groceries.

I would say $36k from 2018 to 45k for 2025 is inflation. Been to the grocery store lately?

It's gone up from $36k in 2018 to 45k in 2025. Have you ever been grocery shopping? Lol

I'm not going on about anything, you're the one going on about the price when the Corvette and Mustang have gone up the same percentage since before covid lmao Inflation sucks.

Covid was not a thing. Lockdowns didn't even happen until the end of March 2020. Makes a difference because one is a new model that was designed and came out after covid. The c8 was before covid. Wait until the c9 comes out and see how much that costs lol

The c8 started production before covid. And the price was announced in 2019. So no, same car.

You can't be serious. You compare base to base. If you're comparing top of the line to base, you could also say a civic is more expensive than a mustang.

The Corvette didn't get anything new at all since 2020. C8 came out in 2019. So nothing at all. And it rose more percentage wise than a new model mustang that came out after covid.

I didn't demonstrate your point. The top of the line mustang has never been the highest selling model... You know this so why even say this. Are you really trying to say the economy doesn't matter when selling mustangs? 😂 You chose 2015 for a reason, and that's because that's when the s550 took...