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The 2025 Ford Mustang GTD Is a Horse of a Different Feather

The Ford Mustang has always been known for affordable -- or affordable-ish -- performance. The newest vehicle in the pony-car lineup will be priced not to compete with Camaros and Chargers but single-family homes. Meet the $300,000 Mustang -- the 2025 Ford Mustang GTD.

Tim Healey Aug 17, 2023

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MRF 95 T-Bird I know the X-90 would be mocked as some sort of Roger Rabbit car but some of us saw its charms. Two doors, two seats, a manual transmission with selectable four wheel drive, off road capability and T-roofs that sealed well and didn’t rattle like some F-body GM cars did was quite swell.
Redapple2 Suzuki mades great stuff. Had a Suzuki Snowmobile and motorcycle and outboard. If they sold a manual Jimney in the US, there d be one in my driveway.2- X90 - weird/quirky. B52 - weird/quirky. Perfect combo. 3 How about that race boys?
Kwik_Shift_Pro4X Seems like one of those fun cars. Good starter for new drivers.
Tassos Is it old enough, however, to also be Tim's so-called alleged Used Car of the Day?
Cprescott We have learned about corporate strategies and know the following to be truths:[list=1][*] Honduh and Toyoduh will continue to restrict lower price offerings as well to restrict production. This pads not only the distributor's but also the dealer's profit bottom line. People who would buy these brands will wait to get what they want or to pay through the nose since they know the artificially high sales prices elevate the so-called used car/resale prices downstream.[/*][*]Truck buyers may want lower priced offerings, but domestic producers will not cater to consumer demand while they can sell those to fleets without much of a discount. There might be discounts on higher priced offerings, but this won't hurt bottom lines since those prices are inflated well above the actual production cost over the past three years. Even giving back $10k likely leaves $3-5k on the bones of the deal for the manufacturer even assuming having to give some back to dealers to clear lots.[/*][*]No longer is there a stigma of having last year's models still for sale. Now we still see 2023 models for sale and there does not appear to be any hurry to offload them.[/*][*]Interest rates will not change much in the next 12 months so people will bite the bullet now if they need something now - most people are not logical and won't look at used alternatives even with higher mileage.[/*][/list=1]

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