As long as it's been taken care of, it will have no less dependability than most any other car. The only thing you have to worry about with it as a daily driver is gas mileage, but most people who drive mustangs don't give a **** about gas mileage. Other than that, you shouldn't have any problems. Mine has 50k and the only problems I've had so far was a bad belt tensioner ($100) and every other problem was related to the aftermarket parts I've put on. If you don't know how to fix cars, you should learn. In case something does go wrong, you won't get ass-raped at a dealer b/c some areas of these cars can require an extra hour or two's worth of work, compared to your average four door sedan. But I guess that's kind of expected, too. You won't regret your purchase. Good luck.Daniel said:I drove a really clean low miles 97 cobra that im falling in love with and im wondering how dependable they are as a daily driver? Does anyone here have a high miles 97-98 cobra that theyve had for a while who could give me some insight?
Thanks in advance,
Dan
Yea thats the thing, my trucks nose and bumper looks almost like its been sandblasted from road debris, it would hurt to see that happen to a cobra over a short time not to mention knowing salt from the roads are slowly eating it alive, still it can be washed frequently in the winter and repainted in 5-7 years or so I guess.And lastly, it may break your heart to see plenty of road pebble damage to your paintjob... I was been driving my GT for more than five years and I'm in college... it's showing some age now...
If road debree is that bad you could always put a bumper bra on it.Daniel said:NJ is my primary residance now so yea there would be snow driving but I cant see how it could be worse than my 2WD truck, its pretty flat here so I think it would be doable. Yea thats the thing, my trucks nose and bumper looks almost like its been sandblasted from road debris, it would hurt to see that happen to a cobra over a short time not to mention knowing salt from the roads are slowly eating it alive, still it can be washed frequently in the winter and repainted in 5-7 years or so I guess.
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