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Tremek · 06-06-2017, 02:30 PM

Chevy/GM are in serious trouble if they keep increasing MSRPs. Why?

A brand-new Mustang GT is $25k, and GT Premiums are $31k. That's why.

The vast majority of car buyers out there have weak brand loyalty. I'm one of them. I buy the best cars I can get for my needs and for the price. Mustang GTs being $10k cheaper than the cheapest SSs out there doesn't bode well for SS sales.

Edit: changed the link above to reflect that yes, there are $25k new 2017 Mustang GTs and not just mis-labeled Ecoboosts.

06-06-2017, 02:30 PM	#3
Tremek Drives: 2012 CTS-V Wagon Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Parker, CO Posts: 48	Chevy/GM are in serious trouble if they keep increasing MSRPs. Why? A brand-new Mustang GT is $25k, and GT Premiums are $31k. That's why. The vast majority of car buyers out there have weak brand loyalty. I'm one of them. I buy the best cars I can get for my needs and for the price. Mustang GTs being $10k cheaper than the cheapest SSs out there doesn't bode well for SS sales. Edit: changed the link above to reflect that yes, there are $25k new 2017 Mustang GTs and not just mis-labeled Ecoboosts. __________________ ZL1 Shopping... Former: 2012 CTS-V Wagon, G8 GXP M6, E55 AMG, Mazdaspeed 3, X5M, Cayenne Turbo S, Saab 9-7x Aero, etc.. Last edited by Tremek; 06-06-2017 at 05:16 PM.