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Ford Mustang Mach-E Sales Soar After Discounts, Proving Cheap EVs Are the Way Forward
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this post was submitted on 02 Apr 2024
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I just read a whole article about the price of a car and don't know the price of the car. "Journalism"
it's discounted
Oh boy, that makes me want it! Take all of my money!
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And even a replying comment doesn't say the price.
Yeah...sure it is. My brother ordered one 3 years ago and it was delivered last year - during which Ford hiked the price twice, removed features from the trim package, etc.
Each time he was given an opportunity to back out with a full refund of his deposit.
I'm pretty sure they were just trying to cut down the number of required deliveries while they figured out production problems - this discount is probably just returning to pre-hike pricing.
Quick google says $40k. Not expensive, but definitely not a "cheap" EV.