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2012 Ford Mustang Gt 5.0 Premium Coupe 6 Speed Manual (black) on 2040-cars

US $26,995.00
Year:2012 Mileage:25071
Location:

Paris, Texas, United States

Paris, Texas, United States

2012 Mustang GT Premium 5.0 Manual

Factory installed options on the car include:

  • 5.0 V8 GT Premium Package
  • 6 Speed Manual Transmission 
  • 500 Watt Shaker Audio System
  • Leather Seats (Driver Side Power)
  • USB, Bluetooth, & Audio Line In
  • 19" Premium Wheel Upgrade
  • Ambient Interior Lighting
  • Microsoft Sync 
  • Power Mirrors, Windows, Door Locks
  • 2 Key Remotes

VIN# 1ZVBP8CF9C5216355
Mileage: 25,071

I have an extended service plan tied to this car’s VIN# that extends warranty to 5 years/75,000 miles, with only a $100 deductible.  The car is also under a bumper-to-bumper warranty for 3 years/36,000 miles and a powertrain warranty of 5 years/60,000 miles. 

This car has been very well taken care of, and it sits in a garage when not being driven. NON-smoker, no food eaten in the car, never been abused. There's nothing wrong with the car, it runs great and looks good. The car is pretty much stock, with a few modifications listed below:

  • Roush Axle Back Exhaust - $469.99
  • Flip Down License Plate Holder (Motorized) - $129.99
  • 5.0 Emblem Black Floor Mats - $104.99
  • 245/45/19 Cooper Zeon All Season Tires - $760 
  • Window Tint (Computer Cut, High Quality) - $160

The tires are high quality (huge upgrade over the stock Pirelli Tires), and they were purchased February 6, 2014. They have an estimated 3,500 miles on them, and they look new. 

I do also have the factory stock exhaust that came with the car, and I might consider throwing it in with the price of the car. 

The car is running Mobil 1 Fully Synthetic oil, and the oil has always been changed regularly. 

I have the car's Texas title in my hand with my name on it, it is fully paid off and the title is clear. I will be driving this car while it is up for sale, so the mileage will go up slightly. I will be limiting the miles I put on it, so it should be very close to the mileage listed. I just recently got married and my wife isn't comfortable driving manual, so I need to sell this car so I can buy something else. 

Please do not waste my time with low-ball offers. I'm a patient seller, and I will wait until I get the right price for it. You will not be disappointed with this car, it is the best sounding car in town (Roush Exhaust), and it's a LOT of fun to drive. My cell phone number is (9O3) 495 - 8664. Feel free to text me or call me between 7 am and 9 pm. You may also email me. 

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