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23-01-2019, 10:51 AM
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Location: St Marys Tasmania
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On Mustang pricing in general guys , are the Aussie dealers in general pretty good with the MSRP pricing on the GT and the Ecoboost ?
I believe in the U.S . there is a huge trend especially on the more exclusive model runs such as the Shelby's to have high "over sticker" pricing on these cars allocated to a particular Ford dealership and people will travel big distances to save money securing a GT350 or GT500 many States away from where they live . Fair enough I suppose but that big increase on the recommended price would be a deal breaker for many I guess but I also guess if you want one of those beauties bad enough you'll do it . Does the way of securing your Australian spec Mustang limit dealer mark up pricing I suppose is what I'm asking in our country ? |
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Re: 2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500
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