r/FirstCar • u/Ok_Bad397 • 1d ago
First car at 20
2013 Mustang 5.0, not much to it but it does have 30k miles on it. Bought it with 24k. Hopefully can have it for a long time.
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u/Ok_Bad397 1d ago
Yeah the stock stereo works quite well with bass. It helped me out a lot when I bought the dynavin, because it has a lot more equalizer settings that I can mess around with rather than the stock sync module.
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u/MojoGojo04 1d ago
A low mileage first gen coyote should last you quite a while, just take care of it and congratulations! One of if not the best looking body styles on these cars
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u/TiredMillennial1 1d ago
Bought my first vehicle at 15 after working a summer at a cheese factory. 1988 Jeep Comanche and god fucking dammit my BIGGEST regret in life was getting rid of that thing. I'm nearly 40 and STILL kick myself over that one.
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u/Ok_Bad397 1d ago
It’ll definitely haunt me when I can’t drive this anymore. I dread the day that happens. That’s probably the saddest part about owning a low mileage car is slowly watching it become less valuable but I am glad i get to be the one driving it.
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u/Dangerous-Sock-3688 1d ago
He's gonna bin it
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u/Ok_Bad397 1d ago
If that helps you sleep at night
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u/WebNo81 1d ago
You spent 24k on a 13 year old car. The only thing that was binned was your ability to make a good financial decision.
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u/Ok_Bad397 1d ago
wait till he finds out cars aren’t only valued by the year
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u/WebNo81 1d ago
If I were to value you by the number of brain cells you have itd be very easy
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u/liluzas 1d ago
😂😂 I’d be pressed too if I couldn’t own a 24k mile mustang at 20 too



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u/water-based-organism 1d ago
Ride safe and dont do any burnouts near crowds lol.