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$20,000 in 1995 is equivalent to $34,000 in 2020 due to inflation. So the prices haven’t actually changed at all. https://www.in2013dollars.com/us/inflation/1995?amount=20000

I don’t know where you are getting those numbers from but they are not correct. I bought a new 1996 Explorer Sport (the 2 door) in fall of 1995, it was far from fully loaded, and it cost $27,000. V6 engine, 4WD. I did spring for the moon roof. I couldn’t afford the 4 door XLT.

Well, I’ve owned a 2005, 2014, and now 2020 Mustang and each has been light years better than the last. That’s in 15 years, and I loved all 3 cars. Did Ford not develop the Coyote and EcoBoost engines in the past 15 years? This obsession with “platform” makes no sense. There are close to zero...

No idea- I guess the dealer hooked me up! Apparently it can only be done by a regional manager so maybe the dealer is buddies with them. I went through a tiny dealer in the middle of nowhere.

Order placed: 6/26/2020, priority code 9 VIN received: 7/14/2020 Window sticker received: 7/14/2020 Blend date: 7/22/2020 I can't wait! (Kona Blue GT Premium Convertible plus goodies)

Ford management has said that the next gen is in very early development and there is no firm timeline for the change. 2025 at earliest.