Riptide

And I would do that why?

What I was told, BY FORD, dealt with new vehicles. Obviously they have something else going on with their CPO cars. Per your post.

Seems a little ridiculous that their CPO cars have a better warranty than the new ones. Probably something in the fine print there.

tientran

I bought my 2005 on Feb 2006. At first, it was warranty 3years/ 36,000 miles. Then, about one year later, they sent me a letter that said the powertrain would be warranty 3years/ 50,000 miles.

Riptide

Then the person I got at their 800# didn't know what he was talking about.

Surprise!

Orion_240

I was also surprised at how the CPO (used) cars have better warranties. I guess that is because Ford pays so little for used, trade-in cars. Then after the inspection if they see a car with problems they probably just sell that to other used car dealers. That way they only warranty the best used cars they get in.
But either way, after 3 years the majority of problems with your Mustang won't be covered. All those rattles... better look into an extended warranty!