2013 Ford Mustang Gt Premium 5.0 420 Hp on 2040-cars
Ocala, Florida, United States
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Hello and thank you for looking at my rare beauty, my 2013 Ford Mustang GT Premium which has the 5.0 engine in it
and puts out stock, 420 horse power. It only has a little over 16,500 miles on it. When I purchased the car I
purchased a 5 year 100,000 mile extended warranty, the platinum one. Also a 5 year paint and fabric warranty along
with a 5 year warranty on the wheels and tires. All the warranties are transferable. I have owned the Mustang for
two years and it has been my baby, a dream come true car. She has only been seen by a Ford dealership for any
service that has been preformed on her. Everything on the car is in excellent shape including the tires and wheels,
they have no nicks or scratches on them at all. The duel climate control is a fantastic option to have, my wife
loves it ice cold where I like it cool but not that cold. She holds the road extremely well. When I was looking to
buy a mustang, it was hard to find one with the options that this one has. This has been a Florida car since new.
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