Need advice on purchase
11-06-2008, 08:05 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: IL
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Need advice on purchase
Hello guys, I'm new to this forum. I don't have a mustang (yet?) but I am considering getting one. My last car was a 1998 BMW M3. It had nice power and amazing handling but the maintenance was a pain in the ***. It recently got totalled by a dumb lady in a Chevy Aveo. Now I need another car. Mustangs look enticing.
Here's pretty much what I want in my next car: decent power, decent handling, more reliable than my m3. I have about ~19K to spend (although I would like to spend less). Do you guys think a mustang is right for me? If so, which gen/package would you recommend?
Here's pretty much what I want in my next car: decent power, decent handling, more reliable than my m3. I have about ~19K to spend (although I would like to spend less). Do you guys think a mustang is right for me? If so, which gen/package would you recommend?
11-06-2008, 02:52 PM
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Hello guys, I'm new to this forum. I don't have a mustang (yet?) but I am considering getting one. My last car was a 1998 BMW M3. It had nice power and amazing handling but the maintenance was a pain in the ***. It recently got totalled by a dumb lady in a Chevy Aveo. Now I need another car. Mustangs look enticing.
Here's pretty much what I want in my next car: decent power, decent handling, more reliable than my m3. I have about ~19K to spend (although I would like to spend less). Do you guys think a mustang is right for me? If so, which gen/package would you recommend?
Here's pretty much what I want in my next car: decent power, decent handling, more reliable than my m3. I have about ~19K to spend (although I would like to spend less). Do you guys think a mustang is right for me? If so, which gen/package would you recommend?
11-06-2008, 03:08 PM
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Is the tide gonna reach my chair?
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11-06-2008, 09:48 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: AL
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There has been some talk on the forums of Ford giving $5,000 off of the purchase of a new car. So you could get a brand new Mustang GT for just a little more than 19k if this is true... haven't really looked into it myself.
