I owned a 1999 then a 2001 Mustang GT convertible many years ago. I recently retired and am now looking at again owning a 2007-2009 Mustang GT convertible. Are there any issues I should be aware of? I am looking at picking up a car with under 55k miles, A/T and heated, leather seats. I have found several 2007s priced from 16.5k to 22k. Is that a normal range? Thanks.
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SpartaPerformance
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Yes, the S-197's hold their value well, not to say negotiations can't be made. 2007's and 2009's are really a trouble free year, 2008's for some reason had trans issues atleast manuals did.
Bojingles
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That's why I don't have a 2010 Corvette convertible anymore. One reason I am looking at a Mustang convertible
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earleys94gt
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The more I look at the Mustang, the more I agree with your statement. I really need to rethink what my daily driver is going to be. Since the 2007-2009 GTs are relativly pricey, the 2011/12 V6 with a Pony Package is looking quite reasonable. Thanks.2011+ V6 Auto has 305 HP and gets 31 MPG, how can you lose
Ross12
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That's why I don't have a 2010 Corvette convertible anymore. One reason I am looking at a Mustang convertible
I seem to getting along just fine.........
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Husky44
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Ross,
If your ? is about the post above, I believe he's referencing the fact that one person on here and one on another forum reported an issue with leaks. My son and I both have verts, and have not had any problems. I'm only aware of two complaints total.
If your ? is about the post above, I believe he's referencing the fact that one person on here and one on another forum reported an issue with leaks. My son and I both have verts, and have not had any problems. I'm only aware of two complaints total.
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