Is this price correct?
04-07-2006, 02:51 AM
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Is this price correct?
2004 GT
is this price right? is there something wrong with this car? it only has 19,000 miles on it, it has new rims, it says its stock but the pick shows a CAI and the exhaust doesn't look stock...is this a scam or is this dealer just selling it for cheap?
is this price right? is there something wrong with this car? it only has 19,000 miles on it, it has new rims, it says its stock but the pick shows a CAI and the exhaust doesn't look stock...is this a scam or is this dealer just selling it for cheap?
04-07-2006, 03:57 AM
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RE: Is this price correct?
aight thanks, i have a v6...obviously...i was just looking into a GT later, but i didn't know they ran lower than $19000 for a 2004 with really low miles...but you guys know best so thanks for the info!
04-07-2006, 09:06 AM
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RE: Is this price correct?
I like how the add says that is is totally scock and yet looking at the pic of the engine bay it is pretty clear that it has a CAI (probley a MAC one) Wonder what else has been done to it?
04-07-2006, 10:17 AM
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RE: Is this price correct?
I paid 17,000 for the same car a year ago, with 5,000 miles, from a Ford dealer with Ford's 75,000 mile warranty, push him lower!
"New Edge" mustang sales are down due to the introduction of the new model. I like the styling of the "new edge" and most importantly my throttle is opened and closed by my foot and a cable. The F#$%ING new one uses a motor (drive by wire) that is overseen by the PCM. I had an '04 F-150 with this setup, it (the PCM) oversees your operation of the vehicle and prevents you from doing anything it sees as destructive, or counter to emissions/fuel economy. This makes an aftermarket tuner YOUR FIRST PURCHASE on an '05+, because isn't driving it hard what you got it for?
I think you can knock him alot lower. Go to KBB.Com and find out what trade in is on it, and find out what retail is. You should pay no more than $1000. over trade in, I have done as well as $500., remember the scumbags have to make something to stay in business, my argument is, MAKE IT ON SOMEONE ELSE!
John
"New Edge" mustang sales are down due to the introduction of the new model. I like the styling of the "new edge" and most importantly my throttle is opened and closed by my foot and a cable. The F#$%ING new one uses a motor (drive by wire) that is overseen by the PCM. I had an '04 F-150 with this setup, it (the PCM) oversees your operation of the vehicle and prevents you from doing anything it sees as destructive, or counter to emissions/fuel economy. This makes an aftermarket tuner YOUR FIRST PURCHASE on an '05+, because isn't driving it hard what you got it for?
I think you can knock him alot lower. Go to KBB.Com and find out what trade in is on it, and find out what retail is. You should pay no more than $1000. over trade in, I have done as well as $500., remember the scumbags have to make something to stay in business, my argument is, MAKE IT ON SOMEONE ELSE!
John
