would you trade?

[tjf37]

Okay guys,

I just got a 2016 base GT, no track pack or any options. it has about 2k miles on it now. (I got screwed by the dealership on a lease and ended up just changing it to a long term purchase to get out of the BS they tried to pull). I have the opportunity to trade even at another ford store for a 2015 GT premium with 11k on it.

Would you make the trade?
Why or why not?

Thanks for your input!

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[whoishomer]

Okay guys,

I just got a 2016 base GT, no track pack or any options. it has about 2k miles on it now. (I got screwed by the dealership on a lease and ended up just changing it to a long term purchase to get out of the BS they tried to pull). I have the opportunity to trade even at another ford store for a 2015 GT premium with 11k on it.

Would you make the trade?
Why or why not?

Thanks for your input!

I would stick with the 16. Who knows what the history of the 15 is?
When I decided to get rid of my 13 I didn't exactly baby it...

 

[Shouldhavegotthegt]

I think it all depends on what they'll give you and what they'll sell the new one for. If the payment and terms stay the same, why not do it? If it's going to cost you more than just keep what you have. The base is still pretty good and gets the job done. Although I'd love having MFT in my car.

 

[tjf37]

the payments will stay about the same. Nothing drastic. [MENTION=10370]whoishomer[/MENTION] makes a good point. At least I will know the history of the vehicle which is a big plus.

 

[Zodiac]

No, wouldn't do it.

 

[Stunna]

These cars are made to drive hard and secondly with 11K miles that car comes with warranty. It would have been different if we talking about 35k plus miles.

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