y2ksilverbullit
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Looks like there are still some new ones for sale after all 5 years...
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Cobra Jet
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Good find!
The only minor problem for a potential buyer is if not buying cash, a standard Bank or Lender is not going to allow 100% financing of nearly $47k on a 2015 vehicle, not in 2019 and definitely not any year after.
Plus not to mention, even though they are still technically brand new cars - the 3/36 has expired solely based on the vehicle now being past 3 years old. Sure potential buyers can get a Ford ESP Warranty Plan, but that’s additional cost out of pocket.
The only minor problem for a potential buyer is if not buying cash, a standard Bank or Lender is not going to allow 100% financing of nearly $47k on a 2015 vehicle, not in 2019 and definitely not any year after.
Plus not to mention, even though they are still technically brand new cars - the 3/36 has expired solely based on the vehicle now being past 3 years old. Sure potential buyers can get a Ford ESP Warranty Plan, but that’s additional cost out of pocket.
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Not true about the warranty if they have never been sold. I bought my 50th anniv. car just over a year ago new from the dealer and I received the full 3/36 factory warranty that started the day I took possession of the car.
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Yep. Warranty doesn't start until it's sold. Within reason. A 20 year old car never titled obviously might be an issue.
Nice finds though. I would have considered it, but def not at 100% of sticker (the auto is a little under sticker). I ended up buying mgh-tx's from where he sold it. 400 MI, 2 years still on warranty (4 on the 5 year parts) and roughly 10k$ less than those.
#35 and #65. Low vin's.
Nice finds though. I would have considered it, but def not at 100% of sticker (the auto is a little under sticker). I ended up buying mgh-tx's from where he sold it. 400 MI, 2 years still on warranty (4 on the 5 year parts) and roughly 10k$ less than those.
#35 and #65. Low vin's.
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y2ksilverbullit
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Looks like those are both manual cars. #35 is just listed wrong on the website. Makes me want my old one back now. I am more inclined to the auto in these cars however. That's the one thing that keeps me from getting a Bullitt. Those dreadful MT82 gear boxes. There is a Bullitt near me for less that sticker too, which makes it kind of tempting. That, and this GDI stuff has me kind of iffy on the newer motors.
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Ahh then it's sticker also.
I, too, prefer the auto. I still have a manual factory five so can go enjoy that. Wanting the auto is why I got another LE instead of a gt350r. I also considered a Bullitt. But just lazy in my daily driver now lol!
I, too, prefer the auto. I still have a manual factory five so can go enjoy that. Wanting the auto is why I got another LE instead of a gt350r. I also considered a Bullitt. But just lazy in my daily driver now lol!
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I can almost guarantee both dealers jacked up the price hoping for a big payoff and didn't realize the hype for them dropped till it was to late and both new and lightly used ones were well under MSRP. They found themselves in 2017 trying to sell near sticker when the 2018's were just around the corner. They have been stuck with them since.
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I am just happy I have my # 1029 Wimbledon White, and just finished my 2nd leg on my circumnavigation of USA, but ended up in Key West again.
It will later go to Europe, and we have now the record of most Mustangs gathered in 1 place/event, beat that USA
Europe have taken the Icon of the road.
Thanks for the awesome car.
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It will later go to Europe, and we have now the record of most Mustangs gathered in 1 place/event, beat that USA
Europe have taken the Icon of the road.
Thanks for the awesome car.
Anders
Rick#7
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Anyone interested will have to question the dealer about the "new" status of the car. Based on a very similar post here last year, I saw what appeared to be my dream LE (Kona, Auto, Performance Pack), still brand new at the dealer with MSRP sticker as the listed selling price. When I inquired with the dealer about the car and how firm the price was, I learned the car was actually purchased by the previous owner of the dealership who never drove the car, he just left it sitting in the showroom for 3+ years, then he sold the dealership and the LE with it, so the new owners found themselves with a "used" 2015 LE Mustang with 52 miles on the odo but expired warranty and a sticker more than $10k higher than the average well equipped new GT. Even though they listed the car among their new inventory, it definitely was not new in terms of warranty coverage or having had a title issued.
Finding a truly new LE at this point I believe is just wishful thinking.
Finding a truly new LE at this point I believe is just wishful thinking.
Voo Doo
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Just contacted the dealership via the link and on line chat... Smithtown Ford.... unwilling to show any pictures???? Great way to sell a car!! Christine was the on line chat gal!! They seem to want all your personal info including your contact info .....uh then one of our reps will call you!!! What a joke!!!! They show a pic of a Black 2015 Mustang EcoBoost or???
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2015VAStang
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I too went thru this same BS checking on a vehicle from a dealership. They didn't have the price listed and that's all I wanted. I dropped off the chat. I didn't feel like being hounded thru email calls and more...
Turbomark
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Just came across this one. In a suburb outside of St. Louis.
https://www.bobeuckmanford.com/used...0a0e0ae848d9f61ccf455f53.htm?searchDepth=8:11
https://www.bobeuckmanford.com/used...0a0e0ae848d9f61ccf455f53.htm?searchDepth=8:11
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the fact that a dealer has those things still sitting on the lot unsold shows some extreme incompetence
kent0464
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Hmmm pay a new car price for a car that’s been sitting for 4 years.......no. That’s a lot of time specific maintenance that’s been passed, not to mention that batteries are rated at 3-5 years before replacement, tires are way past their prime, seals and gaskets that haven’t been bathed in fluids are getting dry and brittle, etc, etc....a few things to consider.
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