Birmingham, AL
2015 Ford Mustang V6 Premium Convertible
2015 Mustang V6 convertible, 74k, second owner, top is good
The details
- Mileage
- 74,200 mi
- EPA mpg
- 19-25 combined, depending on engine
- Title
- clean
- VIN
- 1FATP8EM5F5300182
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From the seller
Bought it from the original owner four years ago and it has been my weekend car since. 3.7 V6 with the automatic, rear wheel drive. The power top works properly - goes up and down in about eight seconds and the headliner is clean, no tears or damp in the corners, which is the thing to check on these before anything else. Oil and filter every 5,000 with receipts in the folder. New battery last spring and the rear tyres went on about 8,000 miles ago. What it is not: there is a scuff on the front bumper cover from a kerb, photographed rather than angled away, and the passenger seat bolster is starting to wear the way they all do. Bluetooth works, the backup camera works. Selling because a second child means a back seat people can actually sit in.
An independent read
As a listing this is about as honest as private-party ads get - he names the flaw, photographed it rather than hiding it, says what the top does, mentions the wear on the seat bolster and has receipts in a folder. The 3.7 V6 with the automatic is a durable combination if the oil has been changed, and he says it has been; the thing these are known for is the convertible top and the headliner, which he addresses head-on, so the remaining question is whether it checks out in person. Where I'd push back is the job: a rear-wheel-drive 300-horsepower convertible with two useless back seats is a lot of car for a brand new driver, and insurance on a Mustang for a sixteen-year-old is usually eye-watering - call your agent for a quote before you fall in love with it. On price, for a 74k-mile weekend-driven car with records it's not being given away, but the asking number is in line with what's actually being offered rather than a fantasy. If you want the fun car, this looks like a well-kept example; if you want a first car, I'd look at something with four doors and front-wheel drive.
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