Which Stang?
02-15-2005, 03:21 AM
#11
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RE: Which Stang?
ORIGINAL: BigCD
Hi,
I am 16 years old now, and I still don't have my license, or a job... Looking for both though... I was just wondering, which mustang should I get, from this year range; 1999-2004? and which Model, like 4.6? V6? Cobra? SVT? WHICH ONE? Also, if possible, Imma try to find one for less than $10,000. Yes, I am thinkin of tuning it later on in life, when I pay for the car, then gonna do some interior, exterior, and engine, etc. All is gonna help me performance, and safety wise (to make insurance less expensive ;-)) Hope some of you pro's can help me out :-D
Hit ya' up lata!
Casper D.
Hi,
I am 16 years old now, and I still don't have my license, or a job... Looking for both though... I was just wondering, which mustang should I get, from this year range; 1999-2004? and which Model, like 4.6? V6? Cobra? SVT? WHICH ONE? Also, if possible, Imma try to find one for less than $10,000. Yes, I am thinkin of tuning it later on in life, when I pay for the car, then gonna do some interior, exterior, and engine, etc. All is gonna help me performance, and safety wise (to make insurance less expensive ;-)) Hope some of you pro's can help me out :-D
Hit ya' up lata!
Casper D.
02-15-2005, 03:24 AM
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RE: Which Stang?
ORIGINAL: 72MachOne99GT
where in the hell do you live? 04's for 8K brand new? i dont buy it, no way,
i need some proof before i believe that..
the dealer around here has a 04 convertable with the v6 for 1000 dollars less than the 05 GT was a couple weeks ago... however, this could explain why its still on the lot...
where in the hell do you live? 04's for 8K brand new? i dont buy it, no way,
i need some proof before i believe that..
the dealer around here has a 04 convertable with the v6 for 1000 dollars less than the 05 GT was a couple weeks ago... however, this could explain why its still on the lot...
02-17-2005, 12:01 AM
#13
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RE: Which Stang?
They are going down in price..
Bought a black 2000 GT Leather, Mach sound.. last week for 9999$ 57K miles. (That was including a 3 year Bumper to Bumper and Roadside with GAP Coverage)
Definetly time to buy
Bought a black 2000 GT Leather, Mach sound.. last week for 9999$ 57K miles. (That was including a 3 year Bumper to Bumper and Roadside with GAP Coverage)
Definetly time to buy
02-17-2005, 12:07 AM
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RE: Which Stang?
When I was 16 my dad bought me a 93LX 5.0 and I remember the price being around $1900 every six months for INsurance(USAA). I have a perfect driving record no wrecks nor speeding tickets and I pay $180 a month w/ USAA right now for a 03 GT.
02-17-2005, 12:29 AM
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RE: Which Stang?
i know that the prices of a 5 and 6 year old cars are going down.
but didnt they say taht brand new lot 04 v6's for 8-9
i only paid 9,500 for a 99GT, atlantic blue,5sp, leather, everyoption...
but the Key there is 99, not 04
if only brand new 04 gt's were 8 thousand dollars [:@]
but didnt they say taht brand new lot 04 v6's for 8-9
i only paid 9,500 for a 99GT, atlantic blue,5sp, leather, everyoption...
but the Key there is 99, not 04
if only brand new 04 gt's were 8 thousand dollars [:@]
02-17-2005, 05:48 PM
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RE: Which Stang?
ORIGINAL: roundman
Why not get a older slower car until you learn how to drive and establish some history with the insurance companies before you worry about getting a Stang, especially one with a V-8 engine. this way you will save lots of money on car insurance which I'm sure your folks will appreciate too.
Why not get a older slower car until you learn how to drive and establish some history with the insurance companies before you worry about getting a Stang, especially one with a V-8 engine. this way you will save lots of money on car insurance which I'm sure your folks will appreciate too.
At 16, without a job and no license, you need to start with an older and cheaper car. Not everyone can have a great first car, I know I sure didn't... and neither did a lot of other people here. I work my *** off 40 hours a week to keep my stang, while in college, and it's STILL hard. And I only have 2000 v6. My car payments plus insurance really add up, especially being 19.
I think if you want a stang, you need to look at a 94-98 v6 or maybe a 5.0.
Without a good paying job, or extra nice mommy and daddy, you probably won't be able to afford a newer one.
Just being honest here. [&:]
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