Have a friend that bought a used GT350R from Ken Grody Ford about 2 months ago. After working out a deal without test driving it, the day he went to pick it up, he found that the rear tires were bald and didn’t match the front brand wise. It was when he went to get gas with the salesman, because the car showed 1 mile to empty, that they both discovered the transmission was broken when he couldn’t get it into first gear. Long story short, that dealer definitely does not inspect their vehicles.
Hey boss, as a gt350r owner for 3 years, i can honestly say that the gt350s are a piece of work. My best advice is get in contact with performance mechanics. I have never trusted dealerships or normal mechanics that work on lower tier cars. They tend to not know the full in and out of the performance vehicles like performance shops do. Performance that work on modifications usually have ran into alot of the issues you will run into and already know what needs fixing.
Also, dealerships dont care about alot of mechanical detailed care. They care if it can drive on and off the lot, and too keep the mileage low, they locally detail the vehicle so they wont notice anything unless the owner notices
Looks like the previous owner didn’t take care of the gt350 traded in and dealer turned around and put it up for sale right away because they know these cars don’t last on the market.
Have a friend that bought a used GT350R from Ken Grody Ford about 2 months ago. After working out a deal without test driving it, the day he went to pick it up, he found that the rear tires were bald and didn’t match the front brand wise. It was when he went to get gas with the salesman, because the car showed 1 mile to empty, that they both discovered the transmission was broken when he couldn’t get it into first gear. Long story short, that dealer definitely does not inspect their vehicles.
Hey boss, as a gt350r owner for 3 years, i can honestly say that the gt350s are a piece of work. My best advice is get in contact with performance mechanics. I have never trusted dealerships or normal mechanics that work on lower tier cars. They tend to not know the full in and out of the performance vehicles like performance shops do. Performance that work on modifications usually have ran into alot of the issues you will run into and already know what needs fixing.
Also, dealerships dont care about alot of mechanical detailed care. They care if it can drive on and off the lot, and too keep the mileage low, they locally detail the vehicle so they wont notice anything unless the owner notices
Looks like the previous owner didn’t take care of the gt350 traded in and dealer turned around and put it up for sale right away because they know these cars don’t last on the market.
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