2015 Mustang GT MSRP starts at $32,925

[YALE]

Lol, I know. Show off.

You're easily impressed, lol.

Sidebar: The increase in cost for Mustangs over the years has made me interested in F150's. I know they're still way heavier, but I think a single cab, short bed, 5.0 powered little pickup could be fun to scoot around in.

[CJ]

What is the preferred inflation calculator for internet forum fighting anyways?

[BLAKE]

He's asking the methodology used to calculate inflation.

Lol, I know. Show off.

[YALE]

Wut

http://www.westegg.com/inflation/infl.cgi

He's asking the methodology used to calculate inflation.

[slow99]

Wut

http://www.westegg.com/inflation/infl.cgi

It's headline CPI ... just fucking around, honestly. I generally prefer the PCE deflator for inflation adjustments but it isn't really that material.

[BLAKE]

PCE deflator, core CPI, or headline CPI?

Wut

http://www.westegg.com/inflation/infl.cgi

[slow99]

I just priced out a 67 GT fastback with 390, 4spd, disc (front) brakes, PS, A/C and most, but not all options.

http://www.mustangspecs.com/years/67.shtml

After conversion, it came out to equal $33,736.92 in today's dollars.

PCE deflator, core CPI, or headline CPI?

[BLAKE]

I dunno, I pulled it off a "sticker price" website as I was lazy on the research. It's easy to find inflation adjustment calculators though if you have a more specific MSRP.

I just priced out a 67 GT fastback with 390, 4spd, disc (front) brakes, PS, A/C and most, but not all options.

http://www.mustangspecs.com/years/67.shtml

After conversion, it came out to equal $33,736.92 in today's dollars.

[A_A_G]

Is it still using the pos chinese built trans or did they finally give it the TR6060?

[exlude]

With what options? I'm betting an S code loaded with options would be way more than that.

I dunno, I pulled it off a "sticker price" website as I was lazy on the research. It's easy to find inflation adjustment calculators though if you have a more specific MSRP.

[BLAKE]

Interesting. A 1967 Fastback would be $18,400 MSRP.

With what options? I'm betting an S code loaded with options would be way more than that.

[CexMashean]

Yea, depending on power, that might be the best option..

Even the escape and focus are showing they can make some power with the 2.0. If they went to a larger motor, no reason 300+ shouldn't be in the realm oif possibility, while still weighing around the Genesis range.

[exlude]

Wonder what today's inflation adjusted price for vehicles we grew up with would be. Anyone know how to do that?

Interesting. A 1967 Fastback would be $18,400 MSRP.

[yellowstang]

Wonder what today's inflation adjusted price for vehicles we grew up with would be. Anyone know how to do that?

Price when you were a kid/2*pi*r^2

[slow99]

Wonder what today's inflation adjusted price for vehicles we grew up with would be. Anyone know how to do that?