Looking at this 2013 GT

[Waylap1]

http://www.stonehamford.com/detail-2013-ford-mustang-2dr_coupe_gt-used-13039791.html
Could anyone tell me a good otd price for this one? Those don't look like factory wheels right? And looks lowered? Does it look like aftermarket exhaust?
Anyone maybe used to own it?
It's two hours away, so I'm not sure if it's worth the trip but I like the way she looks.

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[franklin9150]

I personally think that the price is a little high. The car has high miles and it doesn't look like it has any factory upgrades like Brembo, tech, or track packages. To me the exhaust looks stock. FWIW, I did a quick run through on kbb. It gave an estimate of 20,900 for excellent condition. Take that with a grain of salt, but it does give you a decent baseline.

 

[zackmd1]

http://www.stonehamford.com/detail-2013-ford-mustang-2dr_coupe_gt-used-13039791.html
Could anyone tell me a good otd price for this one? Those don't look like factory wheels right? And looks lowered? Does it look like aftermarket exhaust?
Anyone maybe used to own it?
It's two hours away, so I'm not sure if it's worth the trip but I like the way she looks.

It is definitly a base model GT. The wheels are aftermarket, exhaust is stock, seats are gt500 leather seats, and it has a gt500 spoiler. It's hard to tell from the pictures but it might be lowered as well. In all I would say around $22000 would be what someone should pay for this car considering the milage and the fact that it is most likely not in excellent condition.

 

[Anthony]

They are asking 26? You can get a left over 14 for less than that with no miles

 

[TGR96]

They are asking 26? You can get a left over 14 for less than that with no miles

If you can find a brand new leftover 2014 for under $26K, you'd better jump on it. That looks like a nice ride, but I'd say around $23K. The miles are high for a two year old car. A dealer is obviously gonna price it where they have a little wiggle room. My dad, who was a car dealer all his adult life, always told me a car is worth what someone is willing to pay for it.

Zackmd1 nailed the mods. You can't tell from pics if it has supporting lowered suspension mods (LCA relo brackets, panhard bar, caster camber plates, etc.) That stuff adds $$$ quick. Could end up being a good deal if you want a pre-modded car. And the seat upgrade alone would run you about a grand. I am pretty sure the wheels are TSW Nurburgrings. A definte step up from similar AMRs. If you need to do more research on this body style, I refer you to s197forum.com.

If you buy it, you gotta throw some white Shelby Le mans stripes on it to match the seats.

 

[Clink]

My '13 GT w/26k miles sold used for $26k, that price above is high and I had Brembo's.

 

[1320']

That's a stupid price. Here in Southern Oregon there is a brand new base 2014 GT sitting at Crater Lake Ford that has a final price OTD of $25,000 w/ xplan and rebates.

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