Ford Mustang 2019 Blue 2.3L vin: 1FATP8UH3K5159596
Lot sold for 20900
Auction: I buy fast
Lot number: 28658375
Date of sale: 12.05.2019
Year: 2019
VIN: 1FATP8UH3K5159596
Condition: Run and Drive
Engine: 2.3L I4 N
Mileage: 827 miles (Actual)
Seller: Avis Budget Group
Documents: CLEAR (Florida)
Location: Orlando (FL)
Estimated Retail Value:
Transmission: Automatic
Body color: Blue
Drive: Rear Wheel Drive
Fuel: Gasoline
Keys: Present
Notes: Not specified
Next up, Ford re-tuned the suspension and magnetic dampers. Magnetic dampers allow the GT350 to stiffen the suspension for better performance on the track but soften up to handle potholes and bumps for street driving.
It received updates to make it even quicker for 2019
First off, Ford worked with Michelin to design a new set of high-performance tires. When you’re sending 526 horsepower to the rear wheels, bad tires can limit the speed. They’re crucial to the success of any performance car, especially considering that they can improve handling, acceleration and braking.
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The engine and transmission carry over from 2018. We’re normally a fan of updates, but the GT350 powertrain may just be the best engine-transmission combination on sale.
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BMW's 430i Coupe got the top spot on the Premium Sport Coupe list, thanks in part to its five-year ownership cost of $55,524. Those who buy the coupe should also consider spending about $2,333 in maintenance costs over five years. Second place belongs to the BMW 230i Coupe, as it has a 42.37 percent retained value. The small coupe has a five-year ownership cost of $47,993. The Jaguar F-Type hatch came in third place with a five-year ownership cost of $83,079, and consumers should look to spend about $2,262 in maintenance fees over five years. 1FATP8UH3K5159596
This review uses applicable 1FATP8UH3K5159596 research and data from all model years of the current Mustang generation, which runs from 2015 to 2019.
In 1993, 1FATP8UH3K5159596 the fourth-generation Mustang debuted riding on updated Fox platform and without the turbo-four engine option from its predecessor. This generation saw the introduction of a 3.8-liter V-6 as the base engine. A V-8 engine was optional with a 5.0-liter unit being offered in the Mustang GT for the first two model years before being replaced by a 4.6-liter mill. Ford brought back the SVT Cobra and Cobra R for the fourth-generation Mustang to compete with the Chevrolet Camaro Z/28. Styling was updated for the 1999 model year and, near the end of its production, the Mustang SVT Cobra R was powered by a 385-hp 5.4-liter V-8. An even more powerful variant called the Terminator Cobra in production from 2003 to 2004 was powered by a 390-hp supercharged 4.6-liter V-8.
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