Jp23rockstar
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I've been looking at all different cars and one of them I'm looking at currently is an used Mustang GT auto. Would this be a good second car? Not looking to spend anymore than 28k.
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If you can get it for 28k with low miles I would jump on that. I DD my GT and love it for the most part.
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I see that you did quite a few mods. How is the car after the mods?
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Is it your only car and do you put snow tires on it? It has a nice trunk size that I could fit golf clubs in.
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Good second car for...what? What do you want it for and what is your primary? Kinda vague question.
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Its great. The Corsa exhaust sounds awesome, and the Steeda stuff tightened up the stock suspension. The car doesn't feel like it's floating along the road anymore. The only things i don't like about the car really are the facts that the seat back coolers don't work as intended even after having the TSB performed and I get a few rattles in the cabin at only 8k miles. I understand the 16 and up cars are built a little better than the early 15 cars.
Edit: I should add that I just ordered an Ngauge and Lund tune which everyone says really wakes the car up. Can't wait to get the tune loaded.
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