Hi,

i just saw a Mustang 2007 at a Ford dealer and the sticker said 3 years warranty. Now I saw on the Ford web site that all 2007 Mustang come with a 5 years warranty. So why did the dealer just give 3 years?

 

Standard is 3 years...I paid $1100 for the 6/75k.

 

2007 are suposed to have that new 5 year 60k miles or was that a limited special?

 

I got 5 yrs but I think only on the powertrain.

 

youre' right, the '07 has a 3 year 36K bumper to bumper, 5 year 60K powertrain only warranty...

 

3 year 36K bumper to bumper, 5 year 60K powertrain is what a lot of other manufacturers have offered for years. I know my Camry had it and so does my Titan. Now Ford has finally stepped up with the same.

 

Taken directly from Fords website. The 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain limited warranty is part of our commitment to deliver more standard safety equipment, more advanced technology, more value, more enjoyment, and most of all, more satisfaction from all our vehicles.

We want everything about your Ford to work as hard as you do.

*See your Dealer for limited-warranty details. Includes 2006 and 2007 model year Ford products regardless of the launch date. 2007 model year Focus coverage will be greater. 2007 model year E-Series and F-Series (up to F-550) diesel engine warranty coverage is 5 years/100,000 miles. Unique hybrid components have 8-year/100,000-mile limited-warranty coverage. A 2006 Model Year Ford vehicle sold on or after July 14, 2006 will be covered by a complimentary 5year/60,000 Mile Ford ESP PowertrainCARE extended service contract with a $100 deductible. For 2007 Model Year Ford products the warranty is fully transferable with no deductible.