OBEY

Hey guys,

I am wanting to buy a used 2013 or 2014 Premium V6, but let's say I found one I like with a good price/mileage without some options I want, like the comfort package and electronic package. Could I take it to the Ford dealer and have those options installed on my car and without it costing an arm and a leg for installation?

Hopefully I will be getting my Mustang soon

Thanks for the help.

shinerttu

I don't know exactly what those packages entail without looking them up and it's late and I'm lazy...but electronics package sounds like upgraded sound system at a minimum and nav/sync at a maximum. I can tell you taking a car to a dealer to get anything done excluding warranty work WILL cost a bunch. (Arm and leg are relative to your buying power). Probably in the thousands...but you could get a superior nav and sound system for less and that's what most the guys probably do, as far as the comfort package I don't know what it is but it sounds unnecessary performance is not synanomous with comfort

OBEY

Thanks for the input This car is going to be my everyday driver so what the V6 offers in performance is enough for me.

The Electronics package has the Navigation, and the Comfort package has the heated seats, heated mirrors along with the pony projection lights. I am going to keep this car for a long time so I really want those options, but if installation is going to be too expensive I might have to wait a little longer until the right Mustang comes along.

Do you know of any good aftermarket navigation systems? I've seen the Scosche, but I do not like how the screen is positioned at the bottom. I've also seen the Raxiom, but the screen seems small from the one that comes with the electronics package.

WuStangClan

Welcome, Im betting it wouldn't be worth it. Would be cheaper to find one with the options you want rather than add them later.

2005Redfire6

Welcome

88 orangepeel notch

Welcome, and wait for the perfect one, Youll find it.

05 Mustang

welcome