ive yet to contact them, im not gonna just jump on this one tho.....mach 1's and all those are hard to comeby around here seems like if u find what would be a nice car around here they beat it to hell and its not worth anything......that explains my 86 haha

 

that is a decent price since here in california, an 04 GT w/ 10k miles costs $19k before taxes n such.

 

It's a tad high but considering it is from a dealer it's probably n top condition and everythings usually in working order, I'd work em down a little and go with that.

 

In my area that car is a steal! 16,000 for a car with just over 10,000 miles. That seems pretty reasonable to me. In todays day and age the prices on stangs is so outta wack bc of the popularity....I say jump on it. At least you will have the peace of mind that its pretty much new.

 

thats what i was thinking, its not even broken in yet haha

 

It is too much. You could get a 05 gt used for around 20k. It is too much for a older model. It may have 11k miles but it has already 5-6 years of depreciation. The blue book value is much less
13k for suggested retail price and 12k for private party value. And this is thru www.kbb.com which is the blue book value. Dealers tend to use to black book for used cars which is quite a few lower than the blue book.
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/UsedCars/Pric...uizConditions=
http://www.kbb.com/KBB/UsedCars/Pric...tion=Excellent

Note: I did that with zipcode 15003 because you dont have a zipcode on ur profile.

Andrew

 

mineral grey? everyone knows they are the slowest!

 

lol

 

also consider how the previous owner kept it. it's a used car, so it was owned previously. the car may only have 11k miles on it, but age matters too. was it always parked outside? heated garage? kept up on the fluids and what not? mileage is not the only thing that says condition.

 

depends on market area, in Houston, that would sell all day for 16k