I initially tried carvana and got offered kbb low trade in. Plus I would have had to bring them the car with the closest drop off point almost 800 miles from me. Thanks to some guys in another thread I tired vroom. They were way higher on the offer and picked it up from my work.
Yeah, you made a great point. Also with manuals dying left and right, I feel like it is the right choice.
Hellcat WB owner. Test drove the 6SP Mach 1 and decided to get back in a Mustang. I miss the handling. Ordered an auto with the handling package since it’s faster and more enjoyable for me to drive.
Sold my 2012 to zoom last month. I loved the SRT, but the seats blow, shifting into second was always iffy even with the tremec 6060, it was a heavy boat, had the older dash where the steering wheel blocked the gages, not enough room for decent width tires, nav no longer had update support, etc. It was pretty as fuck though and fun. Have an M1 on order, I think, no confirmation yet, but when I do it’s looking like September. Weird times we are in. Checked Zillow today and my house went up by 20k overnight.
We are indeed in strange times. I've been offered 43k for my 2016 srt, I love the SRT it is a brutal beast and a lot of fun, but I miss a manual and would like a little bit sharper handling. It's frustrating that I can't get a Mach One test drive anywhere. I test drove a regular GT but the getrag transmission was not greatl. I know the tremaec is a much smoother shifting transmission and I'm sure that would sway me.
So to be fair I didn't pay over MSRP but I don't qualify for military discount rebates on ford "Specialty cars" so I left some cash on the table when I bought my Focus RS and when I traded that in for the Mach 1. In my opinion it is worth it though considering I paid 42k for the RS, put 50k miles on it, and traded it in for 33k with a trade in tax discount. Ford's specialty cars hold their value better. I would never pay ADM ever for anything, though.
