New 2014 Mustang v6 NOW or after 2015 model?
4/2/14, 04:59 PM
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New 2014 Mustang v6 NOW or after 2015 model?
Hi all, I'm new to this form and just wanted you opinions, So now I'm in the market for a base 2014 mustang v6. I found one at my local dealer for $18k. So I wanted to know should I go for it or it might get cheaper after the 2015 model becomes available. I don't mind waiting six months or so.
4/2/14, 05:03 PM
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Depends on
a) if you like the new body style;
b) if you want IRS vs SRA;
c) if you're willing to take some risk of repairs since 2015 is the rollout of the new S550 platform. There are often a few hitches, though warranty should protect you;
d) if you can get a great price on a 2014 S197.
a) if you like the new body style;
b) if you want IRS vs SRA;
c) if you're willing to take some risk of repairs since 2015 is the rollout of the new S550 platform. There are often a few hitches, though warranty should protect you;
d) if you can get a great price on a 2014 S197.
4/2/14, 05:11 PM
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Depends on
a) if you like the new body style;
b) if you want IRS vs SRA;
c) if you're willing to take some risk of repairs since 2015 is the rollout of the new S550 platform. There are often a few hitches, though warranty should protect you;
d) if you can get a great price on a 2014 S197.
a) if you like the new body style;
b) if you want IRS vs SRA;
c) if you're willing to take some risk of repairs since 2015 is the rollout of the new S550 platform. There are often a few hitches, though warranty should protect you;
d) if you can get a great price on a 2014 S197.
4/2/14, 05:15 PM
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Having said that, $18k sounds pretty good. Bird in the hand...
4/3/14, 01:08 PM
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That's a pretty good price. Most of the new mustangs around me start at 20k with all rebates. I doubt they will get cheaper than that even after the new ones come out. Hell most of the used 14's are around $20k too.
I just picked up a used 13 premium V6 with nav. I had a V6 base before. It is totally worth the extra cash for the premium if you can swing it. I got it for a little cheaper than a new base. If anything get the tech package with sync and fog lights. You can add leather pretty cheap from eBay.
I just picked up a used 13 premium V6 with nav. I had a V6 base before. It is totally worth the extra cash for the premium if you can swing it. I got it for a little cheaper than a new base. If anything get the tech package with sync and fog lights. You can add leather pretty cheap from eBay.
4/3/14, 01:38 PM
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The 2014s that are still around after the 2015s come out may be cheaper, but you might not be able to find one you want. So I agree about a bird in the hand.
I'm happy that I ordered the V6 Premium, but the differences might not be worth the increased price to you. If I were you I would look around to see what V6 Premiums are available and what they are going for and would settle on the car I liked best (Base or Premium) and pull the trigger now.
I'm happy that I ordered the V6 Premium, but the differences might not be worth the increased price to you. If I were you I would look around to see what V6 Premiums are available and what they are going for and would settle on the car I liked best (Base or Premium) and pull the trigger now.
4/9/14, 03:15 PM
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