2008 Ford Bullitt Mustang - #5716 - Near New on 2040-cars
Weed, California, United States
Engine:4.6L 281Cu. In. V8 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Make: Ford
Model: Mustang
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Trim: Bullitt Coupe 2-Door
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 3,593
INTRODUCTION: After much debate, I have decided to list my 2008 BULLITT Mustang (#5716). I am the original (bought new), owner and I am selling it because it has sat in a garage, under cover, approximately 95% of it's life as evidenced by the low odometer reading of 3,593 miles (as of 8/6/13). This is a GREAT car . . . fun to drive but, I have other cars that I drive more often and I feel this Mustang needs to be enjoyed on a more frequent basis. Even though it only has 3,500+ miles, I have changed the oil and filter twice, with the second sevice occuring just a few days ago. I only use Ford Motor filters and synthetic oil. In addition, during the Winter months, Sta-Bil is added to the fuel. The rear seats have never been used by anyone and the passenger seat, less than a dozen times. The inside of the car still has that "new car" smell. As a senior-adult owner, the car has been driven with care and is the nearest example to a new Bullitt Mustang without the price and, perhaps best-of-all, dealership emotional challenge! The underside is as clean as the rest of the car since it has never been driven on wet road surfaces or during inclement weather. Now, understand that I don't need to sell the car and I am not interested in any trades, etc. If, it doesn't sell I will continue to enjoy it. I believe it is fairly-priced, especially when you consider the miles and overall condition.
VEHICLE CONDITION: This vehicle is in "like new" conditon without any mechanical or cosmetic problems.
HISTORY: This Bullitt Mustang is #5716 of 5,775 produced in 2008. It rolled-off the Flat Rock, Michigan Assembly Plant on 5-21-08. Two, original letters signed by Joanne Andre, Ford Research Unit Representative, North American Customer Relationship Center, describing the vehicle and it's production features will accompany the vehicle. Performance Note: Keep in mind that the overall performance specifications for the 2008 Bullitt Mustang were not available in the standard "GT" line until 2010.
PAYMENT & SHIPPING: FULL payment within SEVEN days of close of auction via Certified Cashier's or Official Bank or Savings and Loan Check. The vehicle will not be released until the funds have cleared my account. Pick up or transportation of the vehicle is the new owner's responsibility. I will store the vehicle for free for THREE weeks following the auction end date. A daily charge of $15.00 will be assesed thereafter and the vehicle will not be released until the balance is paid-in-full. All documentation and paperwork (including Title), will be mailed separately to include an extra, un-used fob and key. PLEASE HAVE YOU FUNDING PRE-ARRANGED TO ENSURE A SMOOTH AND PLEASANT TRANSACTION. The winning bid will be automatically-cancelled if payment is not received within the time prescribed.
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