how much should a 2002 mustang cost with 150,000 miles

Asked by laramcmillian Sep 26, 2010 at 03:26 PM about the 2002 Ford Mustang

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

It is a 2002 black mustang it has about 150,000 on it its in good condtion but its $3,000 does that sound like a good price??

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Logan answered 13 years ago

about 5500 if in really good condintion

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1,495

Karl answered 12 years ago

convertible? v6 or v8? is it a gt?

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1,495

Karl answered 12 years ago

v6 version is worth $1,750-$5,225

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Josh answered 12 years ago

why would you buy a v6 first off....and 2nd dont buy a it if its got 150,000 miles on it...

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4,995

Colin answered 12 years ago

thats a fair price!make an offer they might go down in price. if not but the cars in good condition and if you like the car go for it!

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955

Josepi answered 11 years ago

i just got my 02 with 88k on with sum upgraded stuff like ( stage 2 clutch cam exhaust cold air and etc for 8k

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