Dealer asking $99,000 for 2012 Mustang Boss 302 Laguna Seca pre-order on eBay
 

The 2012 Mustang Boss 302 won’t hit showrooms until at least Spring of next year, but dealerships are already finding takers for their allotment of cars. As many expected, dealers are trying to charge an exorbitant amount of money for the first cars available, as evidenced by an eBay bid put up by Sarasota Ford in Florida. The buy-it-now price for a Boss 302 with the Laguna Seca Package, which carries an msrp of $47,990, is an astounding $99,000. Interestingly, the auction states that just 250 Laguna Seca models will be built, which confirms our earlier report of 500 being built over a two year period.

The auction description is as follows:

This auction is for the pre-order of a 2012 Laguna Seca Ford Mustang. This order is being offered by Sarasota Ford of Sarasota, Florida. We have received one allocation for the 2nd quarter of 2011 and the vehicle will be built somewhere between April and June and it will be at our dealership between May and July.

There will only be 250 of these Mustangs built total and we will have one of the only ones in the state of Florida.

You are bidding on the vehicle that will be ordered. There will be a deposit required and you may build the vehicle to your exact specifications.

[Source: eBay]

All i need to say is that some will never learn.Did the economy correct itself,am i missing something! :?

Go back to the commentary in the thread when the news on this car broke - same old as when the GT500 came out. I hope they choke on it - what a joke if you pay double for a car.

Marketing scheme, that's all it is.

anyone got a link...I want to bid :lol

^^^they want more than 20.00 tehehe

Yeah,we seen it coming.Got to agree with you.It's a nice car,and all with all the bells,and whistles,but it's still a car to me.
People wanted the Boss 302 to came back,well here you go.
Good luck to those that "Have too have it",and spend loads of cash on it.:suicide:

A few years I was a had to have it guy, no more. I will let someone else help with Ford's bottom line

I think it only helps the dealers bottom line at $99k

I would buy an original Boss 302 for that kind of money have change to spare.