Mustang as daily driver
11-29-2011, 06:37 PM
#41
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Hi folks,
Just test drove a 2012 Mustang V6 and wow, I loved everything about it. My only concern is that it will be my dd, and I'm wondering how it would be in winter driving conditions?
Anyone here driving their Mustangs in winter? I'll be putting four winter tires on it for sure.
On other note, I want to get a 2012 or 2011 V6 premium with club of America pkg. and interior upgrade pkg. The dealer here in Richmond Hill ON. was very inflexible on the price and told me ``mustangs are in short supply`` He also pretty much lowballed my trade-in
So what do you guys think a fair price should be? The price I was quoted is $ 27889 + 13% HST =$ 31514
I appreciate your feedbacks.
Just test drove a 2012 Mustang V6 and wow, I loved everything about it. My only concern is that it will be my dd, and I'm wondering how it would be in winter driving conditions?
Anyone here driving their Mustangs in winter? I'll be putting four winter tires on it for sure.
On other note, I want to get a 2012 or 2011 V6 premium with club of America pkg. and interior upgrade pkg. The dealer here in Richmond Hill ON. was very inflexible on the price and told me ``mustangs are in short supply`` He also pretty much lowballed my trade-in
So what do you guys think a fair price should be? The price I was quoted is $ 27889 + 13% HST =$ 31514I appreciate your feedbacks.
12-05-2011, 09:50 AM
#43
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Toronto
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OP, welcome to the board!
I'm in the exact same situation as you are. I've talked to the dealership in Richmond Hill and Markham but both are quite inflexible with their pricing.
I'm just keeping an eye out until there is favorable pricing. Their finance rates are also ridiculously high (5.79% last I checked).
I'm in the exact same situation as you are. I've talked to the dealership in Richmond Hill and Markham but both are quite inflexible with their pricing.
I'm just keeping an eye out until there is favorable pricing. Their finance rates are also ridiculously high (5.79% last I checked).
12-13-2011, 09:10 PM
#45
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I've driven my Mustangs year round for about five years in Northern BC, I live about 20Km's down a secondary hwy. Studded winter tires all around and I had sandbags in the '92, but I haven't put any in the 2012 yet. I haven't really had any problems, even with big dumps of snow, because the guys in the 4x4's pretty much clear the way for me. Don't be backing over birms from the snowplow though.
12-14-2011, 05:57 AM
#46
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I've driven my Mustangs year round for about five years in Northern BC, I live about 20Km's down a secondary hwy. Studded winter tires all around and I had sandbags in the '92, but I haven't put any in the 2012 yet. I haven't really had any problems, even with big dumps of snow, because the guys in the 4x4's pretty much clear the way for me. Don't be backing over birms from the snowplow though.
12-14-2011, 12:36 PM
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