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Old 04-12-2019, 09:20 PM   #1780
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Originally Posted by BlaqWhole View Post
Well let's consider the price and how it will range between Mustang GT trims. I'm thinking along with Idaho that the range will go from $57K-ish to $75K-ish. And as mentioned that is without coolers, trans upgrade, etc. Now take the GT500 with the 7 sp DCT, CF wheels, extra coolers, suspension upgrade to attempt a shot at the ZL1, and I think even the base one will be well optioned on par with a fully optioned GT Premium at least...I'd have to think GT500 MSRP will be $80K. Oh and let's not forget the R&D that Ford had to put into it, the strict standards they have to abide by, the "Shelby" name which brings more money, and it is limited addition...not everyone will be able to get one even if they can afford it whereas the Roush is readily available to anyone who wants one at any time. So all things considered I'm not seeing how the GT500 will be less than $80K.
Yeah, there's a few things the Roush has customized that add some cost that are parts bin parts for the GT500 like the digital screen. The Roush also has other adders like the fake side scoop (why?), hood strut, Roush floor mats, etc. But those don't seem to be big ticket items. Considering the DCT and engine upgrades of the GT500, and totally revised front/rear/hood and tweaked drivetrain and suspension, yeah, $80k wouldn't surprise me. I'm still guessing they'll try to avoid that $80k mark and come in at upper 70s.
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