Looking to buy an isf.
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There you go! Check carfax, get some questions/answer to/from the seller, and act fast! Exactly what I had to do when I finally found a clean, low miles SFP F with red interior....took over a year, had to act fast. Trust me, you aren't the only one looking for a red '12+ F. Very rare birds.
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Better jump on those if you really want a red 2011+, these cars are rare.
Just check the records and inspect the car in person.
I will say that buying a car out of State could be a bit of hassle.
The 2012 is a New York car, might be worth to go after the 2011 in Monterey, CA since you live out there.
Be prepared, they will play hardball with the price. If you're in CA, get an account with Provident Credit Union and get a car loan, they have excellent rates.
Good luck!
Just check the records and inspect the car in person.
I will say that buying a car out of State could be a bit of hassle.
The 2012 is a New York car, might be worth to go after the 2011 in Monterey, CA since you live out there.
Be prepared, they will play hardball with the price. If you're in CA, get an account with Provident Credit Union and get a car loan, they have excellent rates.
Good luck!
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Definitely be ready to act fast. When I found my 2011 USB listed for sale, there was a deposit down on it the night the dealer received it. I agreed to fly up and purchase it that day. Other guy backed out when the dealer called him about it, and I drove home that night. Spent 4 hours at the dealership waiting on them to finish the mechanical inspection (and replace the pads).
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Sorry to burst your bubble....but both of those vehicles were sold a while ago. How do I know? I called and asked a few months ago lol
2011+ in red is extremely difficult to find indeed :/
2011+ in red is extremely difficult to find indeed :/