what dosn't void the warrenty?

GTn00b

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I'm not saying that this is real but isnt that the MSRP of the base GT? I wouldnt pay 24K for a fu#$* 6 cylinder

 

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FASTANG97

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bro read the description 4.6 v8 for 13,988 i guess the six is stroked or sumthin now i might pass on it tho i kinda want my 89 out here ill be goign to the dealer either way so ill let u know what they say

 

JBushman73

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GTn00b

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thats false advertisement my friend, that says GT coupe for 13,900!!1!!

Also notice it says V8 4.6 Liter Engine

 

JBushman73

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http://www.berglundford.com/pages/p...ailsnew.asp?orgid=1457&vin=1FAFP42X44F106399#

V6 MSRP below/ V8 above-------------

http://www.berglundford.com/pages/p...tailsnew.asp?orgid=1457&vin=1FAFP40614F162231

You can click on the actual window sticker. This is for SW Virginia.

 

GT-03

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jstreet0204 said:

You have legal rights when it comes to warranties. They are SUPPOSED to prove that the mod cause the problem in order to deny it.

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Be careful. The law (Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act) also allows manufacturers to completely void a warranty if there is any sign of abuse. "Racing" is one such accepted form of abuse, and performance parts could be a sign or evidence of abuse if a dealer or manufacturer wanted to go down that path.

 

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PEWTERPONY

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Holy ****! 7 grand for a focus!

 

Qrazy02GT

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its probably one of those ads, where you read the fine print, and it says with an initial payment of $9,998.00 or something like that.....

 

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FASTANG97

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i read the fine print over and over to make sure cuz i didnt believe when i saw it...all it says is that u must qualify for the military and college grad rebates

 

Qrazy02GT

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Well its weird, because if you go to their site and look through their inventory, they have several GT's listed. None of them even close to that for a price though....Let us know what you find out....

 

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XStanger

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#31

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Snow or not, a dealer aint gonna sell a car 6k below invoice! It is either a misprint or false advertising (oh, that car just sold this morning sir!).

 

FallenPhoenix

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"starts at... 25 in stock" seems like they're showing the price of the V6 in red and the MSRP of the GT in black to make it appear a great deal. Not exactly false advertising since they're never really saying "you can buy this exact Mustang GT for 13,995"

 

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FASTANG97

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leaving here ina half hour to go down there
ill keep ya informed

 

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FASTANG97

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13,900 with college grad, military, and previous lease thing so 16k if u dont qualify for any of those... any way the car felt slow as balls...it had 60miles on it so maybe it wasnt broken in yet but it felt like my 97 with 4.10s my 89lx would smoke that car... im just gonan stick with the plan and ship my car out here