2010 Mustang GT
#11
Your gonna get a lead foot I promise, you dont sound much like a motorhead yet because you havent had a fast car, but I can tell you its coming and once the disease bites your screwed lol.
They will last forever if you take care of them. There is a thread around here with the people who have the most miles and most trouble free miles. I sure someone on here as it bookmarked.
You wont regret getting the car at all, except for maybe that automatic part.
They will last forever if you take care of them. There is a thread around here with the people who have the most miles and most trouble free miles. I sure someone on here as it bookmarked.
You wont regret getting the car at all, except for maybe that automatic part.
#12
I honestly havent pushed my car alot in the couple months ive owned it, i like to treat her right and take of her. Cars can easily push 100k miles if not alot, alot more if proper oil changes, tune-ups, etc
#14
I have a 2010 GT convertible and love it, no complaints. Bought it new and I haven't had a single problem with it, guess the kinks were all worked out through the previous model yers for the engine and transmission. Gas mileage isn't great, but then i wouldnt have bought a pony if that ws my concern.
#15
I love my '10 GT. all the power I need for living in a metro area.
the only thing that bothers me about the car you are looking at is that $20k seems high for a car with 50k on the clock. it would seem to me that you would find a better deal on a car with lower miles if you just looked for a private owner.
the only thing that bothers me about the car you are looking at is that $20k seems high for a car with 50k on the clock. it would seem to me that you would find a better deal on a car with lower miles if you just looked for a private owner.
#16
I love my '10 GT. all the power I need for living in a metro area.
the only thing that bothers me about the car you are looking at is that $20k seems high for a car with 50k on the clock. it would seem to me that you would find a better deal on a car with lower miles if you just looked for a private owner.
the only thing that bothers me about the car you are looking at is that $20k seems high for a car with 50k on the clock. it would seem to me that you would find a better deal on a car with lower miles if you just looked for a private owner.
#17
Your gonna get a lead foot I promise, you dont sound much like a motorhead yet because you havent had a fast car, but I can tell you its coming and once the disease bites your screwed lol.
They will last forever if you take care of them. There is a thread around here with the people who have the most miles and most trouble free miles. I sure someone on here as it bookmarked.
You wont regret getting the car at all, except for maybe that automatic part.
They will last forever if you take care of them. There is a thread around here with the people who have the most miles and most trouble free miles. I sure someone on here as it bookmarked.
You wont regret getting the car at all, except for maybe that automatic part.
#18
If you can find a 12 v6 manual you should be able to get it for cheap....that's what I did made more sense then buying a older GT with X amount of miles and abuse. Just my .02 got mine for 20k out the door.
Last edited by 2k232; 07-16-2012 at 03:17 PM.
#20
That's also another option. But just remember that even though the new 3.7L has the same 300hp number as the older 4.6L v8, it has 40 less ft-lbs torque, and the v8 has more power through the entire curve. But it is probably getting more difficult to find a clean 2005-2009 with low miles.