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gregsdart 10-13-2004 08:45 PM

2005 mustang GT, WHEN?
 
Has anyone gotten word on the delivery to dealers and the price of the new Mustangs? Sure would like to see one up close!!

Fat0eknee 10-13-2004 08:47 PM

some dealers get them sooner than others - i asked the one closest to me and he said anywhere from nov.1 - 15th. i called another and he said by next week for sure so go figure

mustangman65_79 10-14-2004 05:07 AM

Damn, I was told NOV, only for the V6 stangs, the GT doesn't come out till march, so, I have no idea-lol

Fat0eknee 10-14-2004 09:25 AM

haha thats crazy if the GT came out in march i wouldnt buy one ..i plan on getting one next week

Ieatcamaros 10-14-2004 05:42 PM

Well, you could go to the Ford Dealeships page and put in your zip code. Then, you can search your local dealer's inventory. I just found out that my local dealership supposedly has one. I bet it is in the showroom. I know where I am going after work tomorrow.:D

Unit 5302 10-14-2004 06:57 PM

When? What about how much?
 
Quite frankly, my 02 GT was a junkpile, and I spent $23k on it with options. I believe the starting price on the 05 GT Premium is in the $26.5k neighborhood.

Sorry, but I've driven a few other cars, and unless the 05 GT is an absolute giant leap forward, it's not much for close to $30k with all options.

mustangman65_79 10-15-2004 03:10 AM

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Originally posted by Ieatcamaros
Well, you could go to the Ford Dealeships page and put in your zip code. Then, you can search your local dealer's inventory. I just found out that my local dealership supposedly has one. I bet it is in the showroom. I know where I am going after work tomorrow.:D
I looked at it today, really cool that the ford website tells u everything the cars have, before u get there, even the price.

I have 6 withen 5 miles of me-lol

Capri306 10-15-2004 02:33 PM

There's already a few of them on the streets around Monroe, Michigan. I've seen them there, and I've seen them cruising alongside GTs (yes, the remake of the GT40) on I-96 and I-275 which skirt the Detroit Metro area and Dearborn (go fig :p ).

Yes, Ford had better pull this off good, or else...I dunno. There's just a lot at stake with this Mustang, and as got-dang intimidating and impressive as the Mustang GTs look on the street, I really hope and believe they will deliver as promised.

xxxBlakexxx 10-16-2004 12:55 AM

We are supposed to have two GT's locally at a Ford delaer this week.

MidNiteBlu 5.0 10-17-2004 10:31 PM

A friend of my parents just got theres yesterday. Of course they ordered it 6 months ago hehe.

Orange97GTVert 10-18-2004 10:36 PM

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There was a red V6 loaded at Tyler Ford last Friday, I took my wife to see it and it was already gone. The price tag was $23K.
Beautiful car, awesome leather interior, 500 watt stereo, 210 horses in a V6.

Unit 5302 10-19-2004 01:15 AM

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Originally posted by Capri306
There's already a few of them on the streets around Monroe, Michigan. I've seen them there, and I've seen them cruising alongside GTs (yes, the remake of the GT40) on I-96 and I-275 which skirt the Detroit Metro area and Dearborn (go fig :p ).

Yes, Ford had better pull this off good, or else...I dunno. There's just a lot at stake with this Mustang, and as got-dang intimidating and impressive as the Mustang GTs look on the street, I really hope and believe they will deliver as promised.

I'm not necessarily so concerned about the performance of the vehicle as I am with bringing a car that's previous platform was originally penned in 1978 up to par. Getting rid of the clunks, squeeks and rattles that are absolutely unacceptable in a car costing over $25k today. Along with the ridiculous fit/finish and the cheesy plastic door panels. No joke, the fit and finish and driveline were better on my 1987 GT with 161k than my 02.

I've noticed a LOT of similarities in the sheet metal between 04 and 05. From the side, it looks nearly identical in general form.

The Mustang is no longer going to be competing for sales against the pile of junk F-body, and the unreliable Eclipse. It's going to be going head to head for sales with the European sports coupes. The younger market, which had been the Mustang's playground, has clearly gone the way of the cheap, lightweight, 16sec import tuner. Ford has decided to target the Mustang at people who are upgrading out of the sport compact market, IMHO. To compete, it will absolutely need to bring quality never seen before in a ponycar to the table, especially if it's priced similar to a Volvo S40, Audi A4 or creeping up on the BMW 3 series.


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