• 8.5% Annual Percentage Rate! 48 month financing on all Mustangs in stock. 60 to choose from. • ALL READY FOR DELIVERY! Prices starting as low as $21.599. • You just add sales tax and 1% for dealer's freight. We will pay the tag. title, and license. • Add 4% sales tax = $863.96 • Add 1% dealer's freight = $215.99 • Total purchase price = $22,678.95

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