AndrewY
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I'm considering a Mustang Mach-E for my next car, but am having some difficulty comparing the different trim levels. Could folks here help explain the differences?
I went to one dealer a few weeks ago, and was able to test drive a GT, but that salesman didn't seem to know much about the car. I went to a different dealer a few days ago, and they had both a Select and a Premium on the lot. The Premium was sold, so I couldn't drive it, and the Select they only let me take around the parking lot. This salesman was more knowledgeable than the first, but still left me with questions.
I know the four trims are Select, Premium, California and GT, and it looks like all but the California are available in either RWD or AWD, while the CA is only RWD. From memory, I didn't see any difference between the Premium & the GT, but I'm sure that's not correct. Between the Select and the Premium, I saw the Premium had and the Select lacked:
When I asked the salesman about the differences, he said that the California was the top-of-the-line, but the pricing would seem to indicate the GT is the top-of-the-line. He also said that other than the Select, the three trims were "basically the same", except for the badging and "a few minor safety features", but he couldn't elaborate on what those are. From the Ford website, I don't see anything about heated seats (maybe I'm just looking at the wrong page), and really only see that the wheels are different sizes (18"/19"/20") and the Select lacks the glass roof.
Mostly I'm interested in understanding the differences between the Premium and the GT, as I want AWD (which eliminates the California) and I like the glass roof (which eliminates the Select). Some differences may also be in the "packages" on top of the trim level; what's the full set of everything in each add-on package? Please help me out.
Thanks.
I went to one dealer a few weeks ago, and was able to test drive a GT, but that salesman didn't seem to know much about the car. I went to a different dealer a few days ago, and they had both a Select and a Premium on the lot. The Premium was sold, so I couldn't drive it, and the Select they only let me take around the parking lot. This salesman was more knowledgeable than the first, but still left me with questions.
I know the four trims are Select, Premium, California and GT, and it looks like all but the California are available in either RWD or AWD, while the CA is only RWD. From memory, I didn't see any difference between the Premium & the GT, but I'm sure that's not correct. Between the Select and the Premium, I saw the Premium had and the Select lacked:
- heated steering-wheel
- heated seats
- motorized front passenger seat
- improved sound system
- glass roof
- adjustable interior floor lighting
When I asked the salesman about the differences, he said that the California was the top-of-the-line, but the pricing would seem to indicate the GT is the top-of-the-line. He also said that other than the Select, the three trims were "basically the same", except for the badging and "a few minor safety features", but he couldn't elaborate on what those are. From the Ford website, I don't see anything about heated seats (maybe I'm just looking at the wrong page), and really only see that the wheels are different sizes (18"/19"/20") and the Select lacks the glass roof.
Mostly I'm interested in understanding the differences between the Premium and the GT, as I want AWD (which eliminates the California) and I like the glass roof (which eliminates the Select). Some differences may also be in the "packages" on top of the trim level; what's the full set of everything in each add-on package? Please help me out.
Thanks.
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