2009 Ford Mustang GT Premium Convertible
- Year2009
- MakeFord
- ModelMUSTANG
- Title Statusclean
- Is this number accurate?Yes
- VIN1ZVHT85H695133074
- Body StyleConvertible
- Engine4.6L V8
- DrivetrainRear-wheel drive
- TransmissionAutomatic (5-Speed)
- Exterior ColorBrilliant Silver Metallic
- Interior ColorDark Charcoal
- Doors2
- Fuel typeGasoline
- Is the vehicle titled in your name?No
- Do you have the title in hand?No
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THIS… is a 2009 Ford Mustang GT Premium Convertible, finished in Brilliant Silver Metallic with a black soft top and a Dark Charcoal interior. The odometer on this Mustang currently displays approximately 53,900 miles. The attached Carfax history report lists no accidents or mileage discrepancies in this Mustang’s past. A partial list of notable equipment reported by the selling dealer includes 17-inch wheels, a power-retractable soft top, leather upholstery, a power-adjustable driver’s seat, and a Shaker 500 sound system. The selling dealer reports no notable modifications. Called S197 internally, the 5th-generation Mustang launched for 2005 with a heritage-laced design, a new platform, and an available 24-valve V8 engine. Extending the wheelbase gave the Mustang a much more compliant ride than its predecessor. Production ended in 2014, and the S197 passed the Pony Car torch to the current-generation Mustang. Power comes from a 4.6-liter V8, rated at 300 horsepower and 320 lb-ft of torque. Output is sent to the rear wheels via a 5-speed automatic transmission.
Q: Beautiful car. Where is the chip on the windshield? Can it be seen in any of the images? Is it something that might require replacing the windshield?
A: I think it\'s fairly low down and not something I really notice. I see it when I clean the car and go over the windshield. It does not appear to have spread or have spiderweb lines. I wouldn\'t replace the windshield. From an insurance perspective I think it needs to be cracked for them to replace and I think a windshield would be expensive
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Q: Beautiful car. Where is the chip on the windshield? Can it be seen in any of the images? Is it something that might require replacing the windshield?
A: I think it\'s fairly low down and not something I really notice. I see it when I clean the car and go over the windshield. It does not appear to have spread or have spiderweb lines. I wouldn\'t replace the windshield. From an insurance perspective I think it needs to be cracked for them to replace and I think a windshield would be expensive