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If you are doing your own financing you could do a private party deal and buy one from a fellow enthusiast. Another place to look besides forums is Cargurus and Bring a Trailer.
They called me back and said it's not even close, NADA was $28,000, the bank would loan $28,000 and Ford offered them more than I did. I told him to call the bank or Ford and wished him good luck. The search continues, I'm paying upfront no financing. I wonder if that's hurting me?
Just sit on it they might call you back in a few weeks/months.
Ford offered them 28k... lies! Jesus.
There's other cars out there man, keep your chin up if this one doesn't work out. I think they should've at least countered with something in the high 24/low 25 range, and they would've still been doing fine. I know that's very low mileage on this particular car, but honestly I look at condition before mileage, and would be as happy with a well cared for 70-80K mile car for 5 grand less, over a low mileage example for somewhat of a premium price. I'm sure in 10-15 years, you'll see 200K mile Coyotes running just fine all over the place.
Wouldn't it be nice to know what these schmucks paid the previous owner for trade, I would almost guarantee it was way less than 20K for your car.
There's other cars out there man, keep your chin up if this one doesn't work out. I think they should've at least countered with something in the high 24/low 25 range, and they would've still been doing fine. I know that's very low mileage on this particular car, but honestly I look at condition before mileage, and would be as happy with a well cared for 70-80K mile car for 5 grand less, over a low mileage example for somewhat of a premium price. I'm sure in 10-15 years, you'll see 200K mile Coyotes running just fine all over the place.
For the hell of it, do an online search in your area for the car you want, that's how I got mine. https://www.autotrader.com/cars-for...dius=500&trimCodeList=MUST|GT Premium,MUST|GT has served me well a few times. This is just a link for 500 miles from where I live, but just put your zip code in
If you are doing your own financing you could do a private party deal and buy one from a fellow enthusiast. Another place to look besides forums is Cargurus and Bring a Trailer.
Fuck I hate Facebook for ruining forums. Useless!
Ok, I'll research moreEww, don't use either of those tuners.
Ok, I'll research more
VMP in florida. Justin has tuned umpteen thousands of these cars, NA + FI... manual + auto. Your's is an automatic, so another 32 adjustments in software to tweak. Don't mess with bama... you will end up with a gong show on your hands.
I'm seeing VMP and Lund come up often the more I dig.
I've been trying to put up pictures but I suck. They are on my phone, how do I get them on here?
I'll throw out a third option, the one I use: Ford Racing. Yes, you might get slightly more power out of another tuner, but Ford Racing's tunes are 100% safe, have very good driveability, and--if you have a dealer install it--will not void your factory warranty.
And before some jackwagon comes on here claiming that the Ford Racing tune does void your warranty, I have first-hand experience of having warranty work performed with a Ford Racing tune installed on my car, by the dealer who did the warranty work.
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