There are other reviews on 350s. Body lines are an issue. They are horrible. You should see mine. I took mine to.3 body shops and it's not accidents it's just poor quality. That's my only complaint about my car. The gaps and body lines. Good luck
As a person screwed left and right by dealers every time I want a car, your video helps to keep a level head and look forward to the future when I have the opportunity to pick up a GT350
I've owned Mustangs before and this was the worst I've seen. It's not a coincidence there was an accident reported on the same corner as the alignment problems
Blows my mind how some people will just waste their money without doing their due diligence or jumping at the first thing that comes along.. good on you for walking away from that tire fire of a gt350, let some other moron overpay for it....
@@mydadvice even if that’s true which I doubt it is. It’s super naive to think that outlier transaction automatically sets the prices for all the other cars on the market because that’s exactly what it sounds like you think it does
@@Ezvy I'll email you the ad if you'd like 🤣 And that's exactly how economics works. If I can hold out for a lower price and that price becomes market expectation, then that drives transaction prices of subsequent sales. Watched a supercharged one sell for $47k last month and another with 30k miles go for $45k recently. Deals are out there bud. You're sounding like a butt hurt salesman
@@mydadvice yup I saw the superchagred one for sale. But that’s also a pos. You’re the type that ads mods to a car and thinks a 10k pos with 20k in mods is worth 30k but when you are buying a car “mods don’t add value” 🤣🤣 I can tell what kind of clown you are by just talking to you. Of course there are deals out there with anything. But after all is said and done one, two, or three great amazing crazy deals don’t make the market for the rest. If they’re all selling for let’s say example for 60k and one sells for 50k that doesn’t mean they are all worth 50k. At the end of the day they’re worth what someone is willing to pay. And it sounds like you’re too poor to pay what they’re going for 🤔
@@mydadvice Possibly a good portion of those 12k miles on the GT350 were track miles, and maybe that's where it crashed. Good thing you walked away, now out of warranty and the prior owner knew when to dump it. A brand new Mach 1 might be a better choice, or wait on a Dark Horse if you are into Mustangs.
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There are other reviews on 350s. Body lines are an issue. They are horrible. You should see mine. I took mine to.3 body shops and it's not accidents it's just poor quality. That's my only complaint about my car. The gaps and body lines. Good luck
They are f-ing awesome.
As a person screwed left and right by dealers every time I want a car, your video helps to keep a level head and look forward to the future when I have the opportunity to pick up a GT350
Ford body alignment is probably crap. I own a 19’ GT350, have owned a GT500 and 8 or 9 other mustangs…
I've owned Mustangs before and this was the worst I've seen. It's not a coincidence there was an accident reported on the same corner as the alignment problems
Blows my mind how some people will just waste their money without doing their due diligence or jumping at the first thing that comes along.. good on you for walking away from that tire fire of a gt350, let some other moron overpay for it....
GT350 video...and all i hear is viper viper viper....lol
I guess the heart wants what it wants hahaha. Was really hoping this car would fill that niche for me though
Yo man I would help u get another viper!!
Appreciate the offer! I'm watching the market pretty close for the right spec
And you definitely did not find a clean title gt350 for 43k with 12k LOL 😂
I did, up in the boonies. Guy had it listed for 2 weeks at 50k then dropped it to 43. Sold in a day at that point.
@@mydadvice even if that’s true which I doubt it is. It’s super naive to think that outlier transaction automatically sets the prices for all the other cars on the market because that’s exactly what it sounds like you think it does
@@Ezvy I'll email you the ad if you'd like 🤣 And that's exactly how economics works. If I can hold out for a lower price and that price becomes market expectation, then that drives transaction prices of subsequent sales. Watched a supercharged one sell for $47k last month and another with 30k miles go for $45k recently. Deals are out there bud. You're sounding like a butt hurt salesman
@@mydadvice yup I saw the superchagred one for sale. But that’s also a pos. You’re the type that ads mods to a car and thinks a 10k pos with 20k in mods is worth 30k but when you are buying a car “mods don’t add value” 🤣🤣 I can tell what kind of clown you are by just talking to you. Of course there are deals out there with anything. But after all is said and done one, two, or three great amazing crazy deals don’t make the market for the rest. If they’re all selling for let’s say example for 60k and one sells for 50k that doesn’t mean they are all worth 50k. At the end of the day they’re worth what someone is willing to pay. And it sounds like you’re too poor to pay what they’re going for 🤔
@@Ezvyshhhh, the big people are talking... go be a tool somewhere else
Just buy a brand new car at this point bro
Tbh I'm strongly considering it. Getting tired of the BS
@@mydadvice Possibly a good portion of those 12k miles on the GT350 were track miles, and maybe that's where it crashed. Good thing you walked away, now out of warranty and the prior owner knew when to dump it. A brand new Mach 1 might be a better choice, or wait on a Dark Horse if you are into Mustangs.