Deal or No Deal is the insanely popular NBC-TV gameshow that offers contestants the opportunity to win $1 million. It’s going into syndication in the fall of 2008, which means you’ll be seeing it five nights a week.
Deal or No Deal on this website refers to used cars that are either good or bad values. It will teach you how to spot those values and when to say “Deal” or “No Deal.” Sorry, we can’t help you win a million dollars but we will try to save you more than a few bucks.
Look for the Runt of the Litter
There are probably as many variants of Ford Mustangs as there are aspirin – or at least it seems that way with more than 9 million built since their inception in April 1964. Depending on what year you buy, there could be a base, GT, SVO, SVT, Roush, and Shelby. (If you really want to know every detail about Mustangs, check out http://mustangs.about.com/.)
A good deal in every case is going to be the base Mustang. In the current generation, introduced in 2005, the base Mustang produces 210 horsepower, which is more than enough power for 99 percent of your driving needs. A 2005 Ford Mustang V-6 is going to cost you about $4800 less than a GT with the V-8.
