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I would definitely test drive to see. While not a C8, I daily drove a C7 corvette with competition seats and I really liked it. Even drove it for hours on end with no problems. comfortability is a huge personal thing. Your age, body type, height etc play a massive role.

If you have a delivery within that time frame I would hope Granger does the Ford employee pricing. It doesn`t cost them anything. Telling us you have a custom order already in and it will be delivered within that time frame is a completely different conversation. I wish you would have put that...

The paperwork you sign is basically a acknowledge of the price. It can absolutely change. Even if the paperwork says the price can`t change are you really going to take a dealership to court?

You would need to take delivery by the next 2 months to get that deal. Good luck custom ordering a mustang and getting it in 2 months...

The Mustang will always sell more than these low volume performance cars. The concerns center around comparing mustang sales to mustangs sales year to year.

With the slow sales of the Mustang I actually think people are going to get more surprises like this lol. But yeah I won`t want it sitting at the dealership. They will probably throw it in back somewhere.

That`s the part I will never understand though. X-plan should always be applied to a order. There should be so such thing as beating a X-plan. You should negotiate at deal and then apply it. It cost the dealership no money.

Have you noticed EVs all look alike? They have the same skateboard type of proportions. That`s the fear I would have sharing a platform.

I don`t think people understand how fast the plaid is. I saw a video of one beating a Mclaren 720s on a roll race. If straight line is the goal I don`t know why anyone would buy a gas car anymore.

I think the vast majority of people buying EVs probably never had V8 type performance cars.

I will speak for myself here but the sound is actually the most fun part for me. Just rowing through a few gears and hearing the coyote is where its at. When I am commuting to work I don`t want a insane level of acceleration.

They might not even fix them. There might come a point where car companies just produce a bunch of disposable autonomous vehicles everyone uses. When one breaks down it gets recycled and a new one takes it place.

Believe or not this is happening in the entire world. Its not a USA thing. Having a family has become unaffordable for most. Like I said before, paying everyone more money won`t solve it.

That`s the issue I am having with some people here. The numbers cannot lie.

Or inflation which was low for years. It was around 2% for many years.

Still in the green though when you factor how much values have went up. But I agree, its add up. I would prefer just to aggressively invest and try to earn a good salary instead of home appreciation. I like this logic.

I am not sure what what picture says. This is how it works in my state: Years ago, property taxes were based on a home’s assessed value. However, in 1994, Michigan voters approved an amendment to the state constitution, known as Proposal A. Since then, property taxes have been based on a...

Yeah I guess where I live its different.

Goes up 2-5% a year I believe. Again you have to had owned a house of for years to see any possible real asset appreciation. People who hold assets for a long period of time usually win. In another 20-30 years from now you can expect the same thing will be said.

Your taxes are based off the value of the home when you bought it. Then go up gradually every year. Your current home value shouldn`t reflect the taxes you are paying if you have been there for years.