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[DoorMan]

I’m seriously considering a 2019 GT350 with 3800 miles. Any red flags in particular that I should be looking for??

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[Bike4pizza]

I’m seriously considering a 2019 GT350 with 3800 miles. Any red flags in particular that I should be looking for??

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...al-information-ignore-at-your-own-risk.89612/

 

[Joe Mac]

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/th...al-information-ignore-at-your-own-risk.89612/

Cops in the rear view mirrior

 

[DoorMan]

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Many thanks

 

[Inthehighdesert]

Don’t take this wrong, but that question and discussion has been beat to death. These cars are amazing. Being a 19 it may still be under the bumper to bumper depending on production date. I’m sure you know all about these cars, thus the reason wanting one. The only real decision is if you want to buy an extended warranty. But with the mileage and year you have plenty of time to decide that long after You’ve made the purchase. I can’t think of a better Xmas present for a car guy.

 

[Cobra Jet]

If you can, have a local Ford Dealership (or someone on here) run you a complete OASIS report from the VIN. That report will give you info about any in-service work whether warranty work or other, it can tell you if the vehicle was a Ford Buy Back, and will give you the start date of the warranty a,ing other things. It’s a valuable report to have when seeking to buy a higher end Mustang.

 

[Postal Bob]

As stated, check the vin# for any recalls that were issued. Depending on production date, there were a few for 2019's including the shifter, and timing chain tensioner.
And check for any obvious signs of abuse. And get an extended warranty through Flood or Koch Ford.

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