So who has ordered the new S550 Mustang?
Discussion
Centurion07 said:
Yes, for the first year, which is, I believe, included in the purchase price. I hope your dealer explained that.
He didn't so thanks for the info. Thought it steep and was worried that it can only go up so that's a relief.Saw one at Le Mans and have to say they look even better in the flesh.
croyde said:
All new cars are subject to a double VED charge for the first year. It's another how dare you buy something nice tax 
In the Mustang's case it is indeed included in the on the road price so if you bought at £32995 for the V8 the only other initial cost is insurance.
Been quoted between £330-£390 fully comp protected no claims thats top 6 companies, so not to bad to insure.In the Mustang's case it is indeed included in the on the road price so if you bought at £32995 for the V8 the only other initial cost is insurance.
hunton69 said:
Centurion07 said:
Yes, for the first year, which is, I believe, included in the purchase price. I hope your dealer explained that.
He didn't so thanks for the info. Thought it steep and was worried that it can only go up so that's a relief.Saw one at Le Mans and have to say they look even better in the flesh.
Tony91 said:
Been quoted between £330-£390 fully comp protected no claims thats top 6 companies, so not to bad to insure.
Was that the Meercats? because I tried the other day and although it didn't specifically mention the S550 it did have 2015 Mustang V8 RHD. My quotes were around the £500 mark which I was pleasantly surprised at, especially as I went for business use, parked on road, London and working in 'entertainment'.A year ago I tried to insure a 2010 S197 and no one would quote me apart from Adrian F and they wanted £1400
It cost me £550 to insure my 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis and that was only TPFT.Are imports normally so expensive to insure?
ozzuk said:
I was in Toronto for work last week. Didn't get chance to see a Ford dealer but saw 4 Mustangs - 3 on the taxi ride back to airport. The first was a blue 'vert, not bad, colour looked a bit dull. Second was yellow - really didn't like it, the yellow seems to make it look less aggressive. Then saw another blue,but finally...a black coupe.
The black was stunning, easily the most aggressive looking, amazing.
Really can't wait now!
The black was stunning, easily the most aggressive looking, amazing.
Really can't wait now!
Do I need a reason to post a pic of my car...?
1,400 miles in and not a bad word to say about the experience.
Avg 16mpg, grip galore and pulls like a train.
croyde said:
Was that the Meercats? because I tried the other day and although it didn't specifically mention the S550 it did have 2015 Mustang V8 RHD. My quotes were around the £500 mark which I was pleasantly surprised at, especially as I went for business use, parked on road, London and working in 'entertainment'.
A year ago I tried to insure a 2010 S197 and no one would quote me apart from Adrian F and they wanted £1400 It cost me £550 to insure my 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis and that was only TPFT.
Are imports normally so expensive to insure?
No Money Supermarket. Com Garaged outside London and Retired only paid £250 for my VX 220 Turbo which I have sold now so need another toy.A year ago I tried to insure a 2010 S197 and no one would quote me apart from Adrian F and they wanted £1400
It cost me £550 to insure my 2000 Mercury Grand Marquis and that was only TPFT.Are imports normally so expensive to insure?
Supertile said:
bridgdav said:
Do I need a reason to post a pic of my car...?
1,400 miles in and not a bad word to say about the experience.
Avg 16mpg, grip galore and pulls like a train.
hing about how filthy your car is seconds after you've washed it. 
bridgdav said:
Do I need a reason to post a pic of my car...?
1,400 miles in and not a bad word to say about the experience.
Avg 16mpg, grip galore and pulls like a train.
Any indication on finance options yet?
Edited by Art0ir on Tuesday 16th June 13:05
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