Can anyone give me advice on weather I should buy a ford mustang convertible 2013 over 100k miles.

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Asked by Mujtaba May 02, 2016 at 06:36 AM about the 2013 Ford Mustang V6 Premium Convertible RWD

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

I just found a Ford mustang 2013 convertible premium for only $12500. But the
only problem is it is driven about 110k miles. Should I buy it or not. Is 110k miles
a lot? At the same time the car is only 2013.

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A 2013 with 110,000 miles? That is a lot of miles for a 2013. Have you compared this car's price to others equipped the same with less miles? There should be a pretty big discount for the miles. Depending on how it was serviced, maintained and driven it may or may not be the car for you. I personally wouldn't buy it, but that is just me.

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look for a Mustang with 50,000 miles from a private owner- and it should be cheaper- I like the 2005-2009 body style the best- yes, 110,000 miles is a lot-

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