2016 Ford Mustang V6
Verdict #772 · 92,530 miles · VIN 1FA6P8AM5G5303168 · Stock #NS1887 MOOSED
“2016 Mustang V6 at $17,014 — V6 money should be less than this.”
Pros
- 3.7L V6 — reliable and cheap to run
- 92,530 miles is moderate for a 2016
Cons
- Priced ~$4,000 over market for a V6 Mustang
- V6 Mustangs don’t hold value like GTs — depreciation continues
- At $17k you’re near EcoBoost money, which is the better car
Analysis
The V6 Mustang is the sensible Mustang — reliable 3.7L, cheap insurance, decent mpg — but sensible has a price, and it’s not $17,014. Comparable 2016 V6 coupes with 85–95k miles trade $12,000–$14,500. This car is priced $3,000–$4,000 over the market.
Worse, $17,000 puts you in EcoBoost territory — a faster, newer-feeling car (#541: 2019 EcoBoost Premium at $17,999). There’s no reason to pay GT-adjacent money for the V6. This needed to be $13,000. MOOSED.
Market Comparison
2016 Ford Mustang V6 coupes with 85–95k miles list nationally at $12,000–$14,500. At $17,014 with 92,530 miles this car is priced roughly $4,000 above the market — EcoBoost money for the V6.
The Original Listing
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