2015 mustang ecoboost

Asked by tommy0402 Feb 15, 2021 at 06:49 AM about the 2015 Ford Mustang EcoBoost Premium Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Is it worth to but a 2015 mustang ecoboost
over 100000 miles? I mean i concerned
about the turbo, i don't want to spend money
for my car and the turbo goes out fast. I am
just wondering how long does the turbo on
ecoboost last?

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Turbo failures are not common. It depends on how it was driven and maintained. I have seen Ecoboost with over 200,000 miles still on the original turbo.

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Worth it? Without a price who can say? As Bob says turbos can fail but if you take care of the turbo and cool it down before shutting off the engine it can last a long time. You cannot be cheap on oil changes and expect a turbo to last.

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