Mustang got traded in this sunday, I originally went to see about how much my dream pick up was gonna wind up costing me and compare trim levels in person. Wound up talking about the new bronco, test drove a new heritage edition and was about to leave when the salesman commented that they had a used one that was a bit of a good deal.
Priced at 40k, got a piece of paper from jd power that says its worth 44, not sure why.

It is a 22 Badlands (most off road features of any of em sans raptor), yes with the big tires "sasquatch package" 2 door in area 51. 2.7L with 10 speed auto


couple the price with the mustang being within 1k of its loan to value, somehow actually built equity on a truck I've wanted to have for a long time, and yes, I loved my mustang, but I didn't really get to enjoy it, and I felt horrible using it as a dd, crawling in it after a long day covered in dirt and grease, I'll buy another when I'm in a life position that can tolerate what that should have been, a well kept weekend car instead of me tearing it up. Bronco has marine grade vinyl seats and rubber floors
and so far, I really like this little truck, it turns unbelievably well, I'm not quite sure how they pulled it off, ecoboost engine has lots of zoom zoom, oddly more than a vg33.
and one more nice bonus, between lower interest rate on loan, positive equity and insurance because its not the worlds most crashed car, it runs me $300 less a month.
Priced at 40k, got a piece of paper from jd power that says its worth 44, not sure why.

It is a 22 Badlands (most off road features of any of em sans raptor), yes with the big tires "sasquatch package" 2 door in area 51. 2.7L with 10 speed auto


couple the price with the mustang being within 1k of its loan to value, somehow actually built equity on a truck I've wanted to have for a long time, and yes, I loved my mustang, but I didn't really get to enjoy it, and I felt horrible using it as a dd, crawling in it after a long day covered in dirt and grease, I'll buy another when I'm in a life position that can tolerate what that should have been, a well kept weekend car instead of me tearing it up. Bronco has marine grade vinyl seats and rubber floors
and one more nice bonus, between lower interest rate on loan, positive equity and insurance because its not the worlds most crashed car, it runs me $300 less a month.