Fixterjake11

I am really thinking hard about selling my 2005 mustang v6 premium and getting a 2011 gt premium. I test drove one today and it was great, love the power and everything compared to my 05 v6 but it has 84k miles on it. I just don't know if I should go for it. It felt great but i'm just wondering how these ones hold up. Here's the link for it, thanks guys.

Dino Dino Bambino

I wouldn't be put off by the mileage if the car has been well cared for and has received proper maintenance. Check the VIN number for any accident history.
If everything looks good then make a bid for it and don't believe the no haggle price. Everything's negotiable in the car world!

808muscle

Grind them down on the price. Its a huge upgrade over what your driving now.

JDWalton

If those links dont work, thats a 2012 with 77k miles for $18,400

and a 2011 with 48k for $18,999

Even if you don't like either car its a good comparable to get the price lower.

http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...421638185&mmt=[FORD[MUST[]][]]&modelCode1=MUST&startYear=2011&makeCode1=FORD&sho wcaseOwnerId=1361428&engineCodes=8CLDR&firstRecord =0&maxMileage=100000&searchRadius=50&listingId=425 371509&Log=0

http://www.autotrader.com/cars-for-s...421638185&mmt=[FORD[MUST[]][]]&modelCode1=MUST&startYear=2011&makeCode1=FORD&sho wcaseOwnerId=1361428&engineCodes=8CLDR&firstRecord =0&maxMileage=100000&searchRadius=50&listingId=426 156531&Log=0

movielover40

I wouldn't pay what their asking for it.

jordanair45

Cars get better and cheaper with time. No need to rush. Just be patient and wait. The 2011-2014's are really nice, I actually prefer that set up over the 2015+'s. They are asking too much $ for that 2011.


Don't blame you though, those V6's in that generation are awful (sorry)