That doesn’t seem to make that a very good deal unless the 0-60 & wheels are uber important. Missing features in less expensive versions and paying more? Hmm. It’s hard to believe the GT won’t have the missing features, but we’ll see.
I'm glad they list the options. I suspect they did this to confirm that, although features like pano roof are not standard, they will be available as options.
Maybe hard to believe but that is exactly how it's listed on the "Compare Models" portion of the Ford page. Some of those standard features on the lower models are options on the GT.
The biggest thing you get with the GT is the bigger motor on the front axle and upgraded brakes. In order to provide that for a price not too different from the AWD extended range Premium, the GT loses some of the luxury items in the Premium.
I'm sure this information is accurate, although maybe not complete. Until I see the official GT Preformance package announced from Ford, we won't really know the full extent of what is in it.This is what will be part of the Performance package:
I suspect the main reason for the "targeted" disclaimer is that the first three items (accel., HP, and range) are all targeted and not yet confirmed. The rest of the package may be pretty accurate. This is an official Ford announcement.
3 second range? What does that mean? 3-4? 2.5-3.5? A single number isn’t a range.This is what will be part of the Performance package:
From Ford:
Thanks.
My GT-PE with every option but the front license plate came to 75k including delivery.At a guess I would hope with the 60k base price that a fully optioned GT performance to come in around 65k. the tax credit helps but depending on which state you are in that really only helps cover the sales tax. Hopefully dealers will honor the x-plan pricing to keep it competitive with the model Y.
As ford likes to go down the packages route, wouldn't be surprised to see some options bundled together with reduced cost as an incentive. The park assist 2.0 comes with the 360 camera so never understood why it was split out. Also I wouldn't be surprised to see if it bundled with the roof, on a couple of the escape trims if you want the adaptive cruise you need to take the panoramic roof, so would not be at all surprised if this was the same for the mach-e and come in around $1500 for the roof and 360 cameras.
Which leaves around $3500 for the performance pack. I suspect we won't be getting 6 piston calipers up frontso imagine it will be the Magneride, sports seats and the other 20" wheels though for 3.5k it should really be enough to include 6 piston calipers.
Of course suspect the grabber blue with be the cost paint option, and if the rumor is true the other planned GT color would be the same.
