John Francis wrote:
I can assure you you're wrong on this point.
How do I know? Because a 2006 Mustang GT
is on my short list of cars to consider as
a replacement for my 1986 Mustang GT.
The Mustang GT Coupe comes in well under $30K,
even with a good list of additional features.
A GT convertible with the top interior option
package plus the interior trim upgrade is $32K.
Ok, I stand corrected. The Mustang GT MSRP is ~$28k. So mid-$30s was
wrong. Now just add some tax... title it.... "dealer prep"...
"destination charges".... :-) The only thing worse than buying a car
is buying a house.
--
Christian
http://photography.skofteland.net
