2005 GT Mustang

Guero

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Whats a good price to pay for an 05 gt??? im looking at this one and was wondering if its a good price thanks in advance
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.j...&engine=&fuel=&doors=&style_flag=1&cardist=20

 

Guero

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any one???

 

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Please dont rush you might hurt yourself. lol jk

 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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Oct 23, 2006

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Looks as if they hold their value pretty well. Then again getting a great deal on a new one helps tons too. Your question is 2 fold...great for sellers not so great for buyers. Case in point, mine is an '06 bought on 8/29. MSRP was $30,515 and I paid $27,270 dealing with the internet salesman. Looks decent in the pic and I see it has the quarter window scoops. Any other mods? I know there are threads on here about the crazy used prices already. IMO that is not a bad price(not sure about the mileage affecting that price, good or bad) to get one of these great cars. It is leaps and bounds over the '00 GT I had for 4+ years!

Have you owned any Stangs before?
I say if you can afford it...GO FOR IT!!!!!!!

 

Guero

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yes i own a 95 gt. See my sig lots of mods lol. Thanks bud, and it bone stock except for some appreance mods and 5% tint

 

kooldawg6

mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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Oct 24, 2006

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With a few bolt on mods the '05 I'm sure it could be near the same power of your '95. A few threads in here about CAI/tuner combos getting near the 300 rwhp mark. Not bad for a $600 mod.

 

Guero

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So do these cars respond good to mods??? Whats the 1/4 miles times on these?

 

kooldawg6

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Oct 25, 2006

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Here is a recent thread about a bone stock GT at the track(most people are running high 13's @100+mph). From what I have read on here overall the GT's perform very well and several people are seeing around .3-.5 seconds quicker at the track with just the CAI/tuner combo. I'm quite sure that with CAI/tuner, exhaust, gears, good tires AND traction the 12's shouldn't be unheard of.
http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=667491

 

srothfuss

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Oct 25, 2006

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I haven't looked at purchasing a used one, but can't you get a brand new 2007 Mustang GT for a little bit more $$? It'll come with almost 0 miles on the odometer

If you really are interested, make sure you do a carfax + testdrive the car and then go from there

 

Guero

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not bad times