pascal

For only 1700 miles you did good on a convertible IMO.

nyc-10

I actually found the car in the midwest and they included shipping in the price-the only thing that kills me is my NY 8.625 sales tax

East87

Looks awesome! You probably could have only paid a few hundred bucks less if at all, so I'd say you got a pretty sweet deal. I would just hope that particular dealer was responsible in the use of their demo cars.

05gtdriver

There's a Vapor silver GT/CS 'vert at the dealer I got my car at with everything but navigation(has shaker 1000) and MSRPs for $39,350 and they're willing to work it down to $26K & change, so I think you got a great deal, btw the Vapor GT/CS i speak of has under 20 miles on it, too bad I'm not a 'vert person............

MTAS

As long as you understand that with a demo car, there's always the possibility it was driven like a rental. I'm not saying it was a rental, just that it might have been driven like one. And we all know what that means. I was considering a demo for my wife until I did a little research on Google. Most of the time you're OK, but especially with a high-performance car there's a chance it was beat on. Those 1700 miles could be hard ones.

soon2bu

I agree with the comment about the car being as valuable as you think it is. But regardless, for a car that's considered "new" that is a good deal. I got a used 2008 GT non convertible with 4k miles for just over 20k. So you definitely didn't do bad on your end.

White05GT

I'd say you got a pretty good deal.

nyc-10

the owner of the Ford dealership said it was his car and it's in a small town where he said he wouldn't want people see him beating on his cars.On the other hand when I get this car I will beat the s... out of it myself .I will try not to but I won't be able to help myself.

highline

I also feel this is a great deal...specially a vert...nice ride...

Cal26Stang

pretty decent price on a loaded vert