As the current owner of a 2005 Mustang GT I saw what dealers did to drive up prices with their dealer mark-ups. I feel Dodge is waiting to see what kind of interest these cars draw by the buying public to possibly get a peice of these dealer mark-ups by higher MSRP's placed on these cars. I for one would not pay over MSRP for any car and did not pay over that on my Mustang which I purchased in Nov. of 04. They have to be careful how far they go especially in these days of ever rising gas prices. When the over MSRP buyers dry up they don't want to be stuck with cars that should burn even higher priced premium fuel that are priced to high for the average guy that wants to own a piece of the new musclecar revolution. The problem is all these people who have money to burn are hurting the little guy in every aspect of life. I believe Dodge has done a terrific job in recreating a legend as well as Ford did with the Mustang and I might even see one in my future depending on price and economic conditions. All I say is Dodge remember the little guy their the ones that made this country strong. I'm posting a pic of my current piece of the new musclecar era who knows maybe in another year or so it might say Hemi R/T on it. Good Luck to all who want a piece of the new MUSCLECAR REVOLUTION.

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