$895 for gap protection, yikes. Another reason to go through a credit union for financing, gap is usually much cheaper (mine was about half, but have seen gap as low as $150).This particular Dealer had a $2500 ADM (Added Dealer Markup) but this is what I paid for my 22 GT1 AWD.
45 grand.......for the 4 cylinder??? And that's with a trade??? Damn, I couldn't do it. When I was looking at at gt1 brand new I didn't wanna spend 40k, which is why I went with the base awd gt. 36k otd brand new. Didn't get the exact model I wanted but I got the awd and the 3.3. Obviously that was before the market went crazy.In Orlando. 2022 Stinger GT Line RWD ceramic grey with red interior and sun/sound package. Price when built on the website was $40,455. Dealer was asking an insane $52,600 plus taxes and fees (another 4k). I thought they were giving me prices on a gt1 or gt2, but they were asking another 10k for those. After extensive negotiation and trading in my 05 Silverado LS with 180k miles on it, I was out the door for $45,700. There was only one on the lot to test drive and every other stinger was being bought before it reached the lot, so they said. Given the current buying atmosphere, I don’t believe I was totally ripped off (please tell me I wasn’t lol) however it certainly wasn’t an amazing deal by any means. The inventory in my area for any vehicle is abysmal at the moment, but the car I bought was only 2 weeks away from delivery so I pulled the trigger. Also I’m new to the forum and this is my first post, so hello to everyone!
Thats just how the market is if you don't want to wait to take delivery. Mine should be arriving in a month (after waiting 3 months) but by waiting I was able to get it for 1k below MSRP (using the dealer rebate so basically MSRP). That was without a trade in.In Orlando. 2022 Stinger GT Line RWD ceramic grey with red interior and sun/sound package. Price when built on the website was $40,455. Dealer was asking an insane $52,600 plus taxes and fees (another 4k). I thought they were giving me prices on a gt1 or gt2, but they were asking another 10k for those. After extensive negotiation and trading in my 05 Silverado LS with 180k miles on it, I was out the door for $45,700. There was only one on the lot to test drive and every other stinger was being bought before it reached the lot, so they said. Given the current buying atmosphere, I don’t believe I was totally ripped off (please tell me I wasn’t lol) however it certainly wasn’t an amazing deal by any means. The inventory in my area for any vehicle is abysmal at the moment, but the car I bought was only 2 weeks away from delivery so I pulled the trigger. Also I’m new to the forum and this is my first post, so hello to everyone!
This year or a few years ago? Cuz I couldn't sniff a GT1 for 40k, let alone a GT2 for that price and that was summer 2020.$40k GT2 brand new
2020 Indigo Blue Special Edition, considered GT, but includes the rare Chroma Blue (for Americans) and beautiful dark brown interior, sunroof, Harman Kardon 720-watt 15 speaker sound system, heated steering wheel, Korean "E" logos on all wheels and on hood, with the unique rims specific to the indigo edition, AWD+drift mode and larger touch screen with built in navigation. Purchased at 7,500 miles in sept. 2021 during the middle of all this ridiculous covid pricing. I was pleased at $37,000 USD. Got 11,700 for my base model v6 Mustang, that I purchased new (at $19,500) in 2014 with 86,500 miles on it.