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Unit 5302 · 06-15-2002, 04:46 PM

The new Mustang GT's book at about $24000 MSRP. The Mustang currently has a $1500 rebate to dealer. That makes it $22500. Now, if you can get a deal, like I did, you can pick it up cheaper. I got mine fully loaded for $21,500. 2002. Brand new.

I would avoid a 1 year old car because of the interest rates. A new car will probably be just as cheap in a lot of cases with the $1500 rebate.

A new Mustang V6 you can probably pick up for under $17k with the rebate. It may not outrun the Tiburon, but with a 5spd and a good driver, it's a low 15sec car, and I know the Tiburon isn't gonna be much better than that.

There is no way you're gonna get a payment where you are talking about. With tax, title, license, and interest on a 5 yr loan that Tiburon is going to set you back about $300/mo with your $3k trade in. The Hyundai warranty is only as strong as the company, which has been unstable in recent history. It won't take much of a problem for the car company to fold, and there goes your warranty.

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06-15-2002, 04:46 PM	#11
Unit 5302 Registered Member Join Date: May 1999 Posts: 5,246	The new Mustang GT's book at about $24000 MSRP. The Mustang currently has a $1500 rebate to dealer. That makes it $22500. Now, if you can get a deal, like I did, you can pick it up cheaper. I got mine fully loaded for $21,500. 2002. Brand new. I would avoid a 1 year old car because of the interest rates. A new car will probably be just as cheap in a lot of cases with the $1500 rebate. A new Mustang V6 you can probably pick up for under $17k with the rebate. It may not outrun the Tiburon, but with a 5spd and a good driver, it's a low 15sec car, and I know the Tiburon isn't gonna be much better than that. There is no way you're gonna get a payment where you are talking about. With tax, title, license, and interest on a 5 yr loan that Tiburon is going to set you back about $300/mo with your $3k trade in. The Hyundai warranty is only as strong as the company, which has been unstable in recent history. It won't take much of a problem for the car company to fold, and there goes your warranty.