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"Al Poinecot (Internet Sales) was a no nonsence guy and really seemed to have the customers best interests in mind. Be sure to talk to him first." Read more Review by: seanedmunds
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In San Diego, CA - Shopping for a 2012 Ford Mustang Conv V6. Bad car shopping experience yesterday - 31 May. Sticker price $34,340. After our awful experience with sales rep our OTD price somehow ended up being $42,000. Needless to say we left with no Mustang. We have very good credit. What are other people paying right now for the same car? Just out of curiosity?
Hi Carman and all, Can some post MF and residuals for a fully loaded 2011 Fusion SEL located in San Francisco / Northern CA? Cheers and thanks in advance!! Eric
Purchased from Capistrano Ford on 12/07/09 San Juan Capistrano, CA Excellent experience! Ford F-150 XLT Super Crew 4.6L Convenience package Drivers Package Tow Package Differential Sync Satellite radio $29,972 before rebates and trade MSRP $34,149
I have a Taurus X Limited FWD. I can get mileage anywhere from 0 MPG (idling) to 29 MPG going 60 MPH on a flat freeway. Five minute errands are the worst for gas usage. I find my mileage drops tremendously when the engine is cold. It almost pays to drive faster when you first start to get it warmer quicker (but no high RPMs when cold for longer life). Taking my kids to school and errands around town is the worst. Lots of idling, the engine is cold, lots of starts and stops. In a week at home doing nothing but kid shuttle I got under 15 MPG one week. So what you say makes sense. This type of driving is where Hybrids excel. In my work commute, which is 70% freeway, I get ~23 MPG average. Last week I started on the highway and had 27.1 MPG indicated after 40 miles. But then I hit the residential area, and with lights, stops, and starts, the average MPG quickly dropped down to my usual 23 MPG. On some occasions, like vacation trips when I'm just doing freeway and being very careful, I can get over 26 MPG, but that's rare.
Congrats, great attitude, I love the handling on my SE 4 door and I think the handling on the coupe is even better. Stick shift?
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