- First Name
- Dave
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2021
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- Barberton, OH, US
- Vehicle(s)
- '73 Ford Mustang
- Engine
- 2.5L Hybrid
This is just like the '70s era of inflation, where it was common for automakers to have a June 1 or July 1 price increase, then another for beginning of the following model year, so they could say the price went up by only a relatively small amount. In fact, they just split the new model year increase into two phases, for all practical purposes. Glad I just took delivery of my bare bones XL Hybrid.20995 for an XL.
Just got a screenshot of my modified xl order.
Prediction: 2023 XL Hybrid price will go up another $1000 at the start. That would make it an overall 10% increase, which given all the issues for 2022 and current inflation rates, makes sense.
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