2015 Mustang Convertible from Ford Motor Company has recently announced that the American multinational automaker will be presenting its newest vehicle for dealership this month. These ragtop luxury cars will be commanding a $5,500 premium over their fastback V-6 and V-8 counterparts.
Additionally, EcoBoost four-cylinder drop tops stick at a massive $9,500 more than their turbo-four couple siblings. These numbers shake out to base pricing of $29,925 for the V-6, $35,495 for the EcoBoost, and $42,425 for the GT-all with manual transmissions that are claimed to be honest to goodness.
The company claims that the new auto box of the 2015 Mustang will set its users back an additional $1,195 across the board.
Of course, as Ford has pointed out, all auto-trans 2015 Mustang models will be coming out with remote start. Plus, the drive-mode selector, which includes a wet/snow setting, is also optional. It might not be able to make the snow disappear like a magic trick, or winter tires to magically appear, but this special setting indicates that the upcoming 2015 Mustang is more than a mere cruiser for the summer season.
It might be winter in the United States right now, but Ford has actually started to ship their all-new 2015 Mustang convertibles to various dealer situated all over the nation.
Plus, to be able to convince buyers that the new drop top vehicle is still comfortable during the cold season, Ford is bragging that the seats have been purposely made to be heated. Moreover, there is also a remote start feature which allows the vehicle to be enjoyed year-round, no matter what season it is.
The brand manager of Mustang, Melanie Banker, said, "Cold weather may have come unseasonably early this year, but with available heated seats, remote start and selectable drive modes with a snow/wet setting, Mustang is the perfect offering for the season."
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