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Old 21-04-2016, 10:37 AM   #31
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My mate seems to think they are $150 a day

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Never thought a yellow car could look so good.
It is a good looking car I also saw a red convertible & a grey hard top at Ethridge Ford in Ringwood when I was buying some parts - 4 Mustangs in a day OVERLOAD lol

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So did you hire one?!
LOL nope but I will for AFF Drags ha ah
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Old 21-04-2016, 11:56 AM   #32
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LOL nope but I will for AFF Drags ha ah
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Old 21-04-2016, 02:57 PM   #33
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Starting to think Mustang and some hotter performance versions plus some hot Focus and Fiseta models and maybe a HiPo Mondeo could do more for turning around Ford Aust's image then a $200mill advertising campaign.
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Old 21-04-2016, 04:06 PM   #34
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My mate seems to think they are $150 a day
ah
I priced up the megane rs265 and that was $180 for two days. Not including any extras.

Don't see why the mustang should be nearly double that.

Oh and hertz, I love the Toyota 86, but auto? Really?
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Old 21-04-2016, 04:08 PM   #35
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$190 a day inc the extra stuff they lump on, compares well to the $240 for Megane

Oops 'your company says no and you have to remove your code' or something to that effect...here somes another fridge next week.
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Old 21-04-2016, 06:35 PM   #36
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$190 a day inc the extra stuff they lump on, compares well to the $240 for Megane

Oops 'your company says no and you have to remove your code' or something to that effect...here somes another fridge next week.
Must be a lot dearer down your way....

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Old 22-04-2016, 09:40 AM   #37
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"WANT to jump the 18-month queue to drive a new Ford Mustang?

You can rent one thanks to a landmark deal between Ford Australia and Hertz.

Before you get too excited, though, you may need to hold your horses.

Even if you’re prepared to stump up about $150 per day — or $54,750 to rent one for an entire year — finding a brand new Mustang available in a capital city near you could prove difficult.

When News Corp Australia went online we could find the Mustang listed among four “Adrenaline Collection” cars that included a Nissan Pulsar, a Toyota coupe and a Renault hatchback.

But when we tried to book any of the four “adrenaline-packed” cars — using popular capital cities and airports as a pick-up address — we were offered only a Renault or a Toyota.

The Hertz website then tried to steer us towards other luxury models — but no Mustang, even though the website invites customers to “reserve this exact model”.
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Old 22-04-2016, 09:46 AM   #38
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"WANT to jump the 18-month queue to drive a new Ford Mustang?

You can rent one thanks to a landmark deal between Ford Australia and Hertz.

Before you get too excited, though, you may need to hold your horses.

Even if you’re prepared to stump up about $150 per day — or $54,750 to rent one for an entire year — finding a brand new Mustang available in a capital city near you could prove difficult.

When News Corp Australia went online we could find the Mustang listed among four “Adrenaline Collection” cars that included a Nissan Pulsar, a Toyota coupe and a Renault hatchback.

But when we tried to book any of the four “adrenaline-packed” cars — using popular capital cities and airports as a pick-up address — we were offered only a Renault or a Toyota.

The Hertz website then tried to steer us towards other luxury models — but no Mustang, even though the website invites customers to “reserve this exact model”.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/in...45bf9065cd54bf
The Old Bait and switch tactic
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Old 25-04-2016, 06:45 PM   #39
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Starting to think Mustang and some hotter performance versions plus some hot Focus and Fiseta models and maybe a HiPo Mondeo could do more for turning around Ford Aust's image then a $200mill advertising campaign.
What $200 mil advertising campaign? The uninspiring 'go further' ads really cost $200 mil to make? Is the lady in blue really that expensive to hire?
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Old 25-04-2016, 07:53 PM   #40
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Xr6 replacement??
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Old 25-04-2016, 08:12 PM   #41
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I've seen the yellow one getting around.
Wonder if the measure they tread depth ?
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Old 25-04-2016, 10:27 PM   #42
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I've seen the yellow one getting around.
Wonder if the measure they tread depth ?
Hmm. Does Mustang run the same rim offset as Falcon? Bolt some FG wheels on, do some dirty deeds, then install the original mustang rims with good tyres before returning .
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So do these Hertz mustangs have any special badging or features?
Or are they a standard GT mustang?
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So do these Hertz mustangs have any special badging or features?
Or are they a standard GT mustang?
Nothing special besides Hertz plates. HTZ-XXX etc.

In the states they've got the GT-H (GT-Hertz).
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It's not bait and switch.

They would have only a limited number of vehicles in this category and would be stopping reservations to avoid double bookings. You can not reserve what they do not have/cannot supply for the dates you have selected.

It's unlimited km's. There are no mileage restrictions for a booking I made last week. Unfortunately I had to cancel this booking as I'm under 25.
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Only thing that completely sucked was struggling to fit two medium-sized luggages in the rear seat. The rear boot was good for putting a small suitcase or two backpacks.
You think the Mustang's boot is bad? You should try the current Camaro! It's boot opening is like a letter-slot in comparison, you literally have to force a small suitcase through the opening just to get it into the boot in the first place.
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