"ZombyWoof" > wrote in message
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> Here is an excellent example of `05 Ford Mustang GT Premium Insanity.
> I did an online inquiry of local dealers via MSN Auto's on an `05 Ford
> Mustang GT Premium in Screaming Yellow with every option except the
> Shacker 1000 sound system and an automatic tranny. MSN lists the MSRP
> with freight at $27,725 and an invoice price of $25,379.
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> A local dealer calls me up and tells me he has a used GT Premium with
> all that equipment, but it is Sonic Blue Metallic as opposed to the
> Screaming Yellow, so basically what I am looking for, but in the wrong
> color. I figure what the hell might as well go check it out and maybe
> save a couple of bucks since it is used with ~ 1000 miles on the
> clock. Took it for a test drive and the yee-ha factor was so high I
> no longer cared about the color. The Sonic Blue is pretty sweet
> looking as well, even though I wanted the Yellow.
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> Well to make and ever increasing long story short and one want to take
> a guess at what their asking price on a used GT Premium with 1K on the
> clock? Answer below for those who want to play the game.
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> The *******s actually had the gall to be asking $33K for a used car
> that MSRP's out at $$27,725 brand freakin new. That's right boys &
> girls $5275 over brand new MSRP on an `05 GT Premium. Now does that
> take balls or what? Looks like it is time to order it through Sam's
> at 3% over invoice. Just finished doing up the quote and it is
> $25,205.00 via Sam's club plus freight and I get the color I want.
> What a bunch of a maroons.
> --
> "Either kill me or take me as I am,
> because I'll be damned if I ever change..."
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> The Marquis de Sade

I would've promptly dropped my pants and ****ed on the asswipe's floor. I
didn't know you could by car's through Sam's club.