Ordering a 2011 GT?

jocatch

jocatch

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I really, really like the new 2011 GTs for alot of reasons but I would need to trade in my 2010 GT.

Is anyone here planning to buy a 2011 and have gone to a local Hudson Valley dealer to discuss? I have called Healey Ford in Goshen but they have not called me back. I already have the price guide and costs so I know exactly what I want and how much so I am just looking for a dealer who understands us Mustang people and is excited about the 2011s as we are and is willing to cut a deal. Thanks.

Joe
 
Michael B

Michael B

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Try R.C. Lacy in Catskill. Bought my 86 gt there when Johnson Ford wanted me to buy the one off the lot everyone in the dealership was beating on. Crossroads in Ravena was real nice when I was looking at 05's. Drove a Lime v6 and they called when a Vista blue Gt came in. Good luck.
 
joe12401

joe12401

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Michael B said:
Try R.C. Lacy in Catskill. Bought my 86 gt there when Johnson Ford wanted me to buy the one off the lot everyone in the dealership was beating on. Crossroads in Ravena was real nice when I was looking at 05's. Drove a Lime v6 and they called when a Vista blue Gt came in. Good luck.
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bought my 06 gt at lacy, no problems there. did you try rhinebeck ford?
 
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Mr. Sonic GT.

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jocatch said:
I really, really like the new 2011 GTs for alot of reasons but I would need to trade in my 2010 GT.

Is anyone here planning to buy a 2011 and have gone to a local Hudson Valley dealer to discuss? I have called Healey Ford in Goshen but they have not called me back. I already have the price guide and costs so I know exactly what I want and how much so I am just looking for a dealer who understands us Mustang people and is excited about the 2011s as we are and is willing to cut a deal. Thanks.

Joe
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SO what do you mean understands us mustang people. Good luck getting a deal on your new stang.
 
jocatch

jocatch

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Well, I called Rhineback Ford today and got ahold of Marcy. She couldn't talk to me because she was selling a 2010 GT500 to some guy, the only one the dealer has or will have! She promised to call me back so I am waiting to hear from her now.

Joe
 
jocatch

jocatch

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I called Freedom but Will was not there. I got a hold of someone called Ted who took my request and actaully called me back 30 mins later with an Xplan price. So far this is the only dealer to actually call me back with a price:

2011 GT Prem, 3.73 gears, candy red, brembo brakes, opt acces pak 5, Xplan price is $35185. MSRP of about $37500. Only question now is what I can get in trade on my 2010 GT prem. No place has any prices yet on what a 2010 is worth in trade. That will be the deal breaker if I can't get enough in trade on my 2010.

Joe



2010white said:
call will brownell at freedom ford in beacon ny....good guy...I bought my 2010 gt from him in june..
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302N20

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Without knowing the miles, on average a 2010 GT wholesale price is $23,700 with 6500 miles (avg). That whole sale price is the ballpark in which they will offer you fro a trade in.

edit:If your car is showroom mint and highly optioned with less miles than 6500, you might be able to get $24-27 out of them depending on your car and the dealer
 
jocatch

jocatch

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$23,700? Ouch! That will never fly.

Currently my GT Prem has 5600 miles, has the 19" wheels, the secuity and comfort packages, 3.73 gears and the GT Assec Pkg 5, stripes and Magnaflow mufflers. If I can't even pay off the loan with the trade, the deal is off; I'll just have to keep my 2010.

Joe

302N20 said:
Without knowing the miles, on average a 2010 GT wholesale price is $23,700 with 6500 miles (avg). That whole sale price is the ballpark in which they will offer you fro a trade in.

edit:If your car is showroom mint and highly optioned with less miles than 6500, you might be able to get $24-27 out of them depending on your car and the dealer
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jocatch

jocatch

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I just talked to a dealer who said based on the MSRP of $35800, 5,500 miles and current rebates and discounts on the 2010, etc, they would offer me $26000 in trade which is less than what the loan is. Even assuming I could break out even with the trade, a new 2011 with a price of $35000 PLUS TAX would put be over what I can afford. So it looks like no new 2011 for me. 8-(

Joe
 
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breatle62

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jocatch said:
I just talked to a dealer who said based on the MSRP of $35800, 5,500 miles and current rebates and discounts on the 2010, etc, they would offer me $26000 in trade which is less than what the loan is. Even assuming I could break out even with the trade, a new 2011 with a price of $35000 PLUS TAX would put be over what I can afford. So it looks like no new 2011 for me. 8-(

Joe
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Thats the same boat ide be in dude w/my 08!:(Im gonna keep mine and pay it off..Yea it would be nice having 400hp..But ya still gotta nice car.:awesomework:
 
wildponies

wildponies

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dude just wait for the 2012s that way all the bugs are out of the new model and you will get a better deal on your car by then and make the deal more in your price range.
 
Stangerang

Stangerang

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wildponies said:
dude just wait for the 2012s that way all the bugs are out of the new model and you will get a better deal on your car by then and make the deal more in your price range.
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x2, and pay down that debt....$28k is a pretty big chunk...and I'm assuming you have had the car for less than a year?
 
jocatch

jocatch

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I bought the car beginning of August with no trade, car's price was around $33k plus tax so having a balance of $28k after 6 months doesn't sound too bad...

Joe

Stangerang said:
x2, and pay down that debt....$28k is a pretty big chunk...and I'm assuming you have had the car for less than a year?
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