Are Mach 1's really worth it?
#22
I think it's worth the extra for the Mach. One thing I'll tell you about now is that you're going to talk to people on forums and they're going to say oh 30k mile car yea you can get those for 12k all day long ect. It's not going to happen. It does for some but I was looking at cars for a while before I found mine and I'll tell you any mach I saw around 12k was something I didn't want to touch. Bought mine from the second owner, who had bought it from his good friend, the original buyer. The car has 31,xxx miles and bone stock. Was the guys baby. He was at 15k asking price and firm on it. Would not budge. Keep in mind I was 19 when I went out there too look at it which put me at a bit of a disadvantage unfortunately. Took my dad with so i didn't just seem like some kid. Drove about 400 miles to look at it. Spent 3 hours looking it over and talking to the guy he realized I had saved the cash up to buy this car myself ect and really liked my personality and realized I'm a car guy not some punk kid and he came down $500 on the price. I think it was a fair deal for what I got.
#24
Thanks!
i do prefer the new edge body style and interior over the previous models, so I can't see a better fit than a mach.
My biggest challenge is probably going to be finding a mach thats actually stock (if they even exist...).
Pretty much any person with a mach 1 is bound to mod it one way or another.
CRAP!
i do prefer the new edge body style and interior over the previous models, so I can't see a better fit than a mach.
My biggest challenge is probably going to be finding a mach thats actually stock (if they even exist...).
Pretty much any person with a mach 1 is bound to mod it one way or another.
CRAP!
#25
I think it's worth the extra for the Mach. One thing I'll tell you about now is that you're going to talk to people on forums and they're going to say oh 30k mile car yea you can get those for 12k all day long ect. It's not going to happen. It does for some but I was looking at cars for a while before I found mine and I'll tell you any mach I saw around 12k was something I didn't want to touch. Bought mine from the second owner, who had bought it from his good friend, the original buyer. The car has 31,xxx miles and bone stock. Was the guys baby. He was at 15k asking price and firm on it. Would not budge. Keep in mind I was 19 when I went out there too look at it which put me at a bit of a disadvantage unfortunately. Took my dad with so i didn't just seem like some kid. Drove about 400 miles to look at it. Spent 3 hours looking it over and talking to the guy he realized I had saved the cash up to buy this car myself ect and really liked my personality and realized I'm a car guy not some punk kid and he came down $500 on the price. I think it was a fair deal for what I got.
the only ****ty part about looking for the right car is you have to travel and it might not be what you want. I'm highly doubting when the right mach comes around its going to be in orlando.
The way i see it, if im going to be slaving over the car to buy it, im not going to settle for something less than what i want.
#26
just dont get in a hurry and wait till your car comes to you....and keep your eyes peeled for a 99-01 Cobra too......still a surprising amount of low miles Cobras at reasonable deals.....and it will make you forget all about your Mach 1 lust......I was looking for either when mine found me...couldnt be happier...
#30
I went from driving a 2000 V6 to a 2003 Mach 1 when I graduated college. Lucked up and got mine for 15K, had 18 thousand miles on it, guy just couldn't drive it anymore because of a back injury. 2 years later, still have it, just over 23 thousand miles on it.
Great car, worth every penny. Definitely a better car than a GT if you can afford it. Real head turner, plus its a pretty limited club to be a part of.
Great car, worth every penny. Definitely a better car than a GT if you can afford it. Real head turner, plus its a pretty limited club to be a part of.