Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
I would take the 2.5 over any of the EcoBoost ones any day. Too bad that everyone selling them seems to know that they’re better cars since I can’t find one under $8k by me.
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
Jeeze, I paid $7k for my 2016 SE with 44k miles.
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
Jeeze, I paid $7k for my 2016 SE with 44k miles.
Where are you located? I’m in Maryland.
Dylan said:
@Remy
Tennessee.
Yoolayer? too! We’re a rare bunch! Which part?
Dylan said:
@Remy
Tennessee.
Omfg.
Dylan said:
@Remy
Tennessee.
Yo! Me too! Which part!
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
Jeeze, I paid $7k for my 2016 SE with 44k miles.
Dawg, I paid 20k for my 2015 Titanium hybrid 60k.
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
2106?
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
2106?
I see nothing!!! Thanks. Fixed it and I get to keep my identity as a time-lord safe.
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
I bought 2016 Titanium 2.0 EcoBoost for 11k, but this was back in 2020. It’s now worth 6k-ish supposedly.
Remy said:
Go for it. I paid $9,900 for my 2016 S 2.5L - 68,000 miles.
I bought 2016 Titanium 2.0 EcoBoost for 11k, but this was back in 2020. It’s now worth 6k-ish supposedly.
I hear that these cars are really dropping in price for the EcoBoost versions and heading for the junkyard.
@Remy
At least I’ll have more parts to pick from then.
Why bring it up if you’re not going to say? 
Blair said:
Why bring it up if you’re not going to say?
Consider I’m slightly ashamed but still like the car and wanna show ppl.
Can’t be worse than my buddy; he bought a 2013 1.6 turbo with 160k miles on it for $8900 at a predatory interest rate of 29%, which puts the payoff right around $18k for an 11-year-old car.
Gray said:
Can’t be worse than my buddy; he bought a 2013 1.6 turbo with 160k miles on it for $8900 at a predatory interest rate of 29%, which puts the payoff right around $18k for an 11-year-old car.
Respectfully, your buddy should reevaluate his decision-making process.
@Skylar
Oh, I tried like hell to talk him out of it. We went up to the lot together and saw the car for $8900. Told him it was a little steep for the 1.6 with so many miles, and he was still considering it. But the next day, he rolls up to my house in it telling me how he got it for only $1k down, and I was like, oh crap, what kind of predatory BS did he get himself into?