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Re: would look good with cougar logo

Reply #15
Would be the third for that order, lets write to ford about what we want :america:

Re: would look good with cougar logo

Reply #16
Quote from: slamedcat
Wish list includes:
5.8 Lightning V8
Roots style super charger
Solid rear axle no IRS
5 or 6 speed trans
No big rims anything or 17in is useless
13in brakes
SLA front suspention
And a poor mans price tag. Below the $25,000 mark for a loaded one.

Did I miss anything?


You fail economics.

Wish list is a very good name for all that. Don't expect to get all that for any less than $32 US. What's the projected price for the new GT500, because what you just listed will be around that mark or higher.

Re: would look good with cougar logo

Reply #17
The only reason it would not be under $30k is because of the markup from the plant, markup from the dealer.....

Ya everyone needs there cut but a 200% markup is just stupid.

Re: would look good with cougar logo

Reply #18
Quote from: slamedcat
The only reason it would not be under $30k is because of the markup from the plant, markup from the dealer.....

Ya everyone needs there cut but a 200% markup is just stupid.


It costs a lot more than parts and labor to get a car on the showroom floor. Consider advertising costs, engineering costs for not only initial design, but also development and refinement.

Still, you won't see a Cougar cheaper than a Mustang. It just won't happen.

Re: would look good with cougar logo

Reply #19
You won't see a Cougar period....much less one that shares platforms with a Mustang and is "more" car to boot.......
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Re: would look good with cougar logo

Reply #20
I under stand what you are saying but do you honestly think that a neon srt4 actually costs $28,000 to build and sell. Or an evo costs in the neighborhood of $35k.

Hell when I was up in MI when the neons were the new thing they were selling base model all options for $7k straight from the assembly line. Now where is the mark up?