I've been looking into buying a SHO for 2 years now. What's a reasonable price for a 2019 with 100,00 miles? Anything special to the SHO I should watch out when buying it used? I probably will have to travel quite far to find one so any tips for buying are appreciated!
Looking into buying a 2017-2019 SHO
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Zpak
Es Aich Oh!
Tips you say? Don’t buy one with 100,000 miles.
How about a 2010 with 210 miles, take a look in the Sho Finds section
Yeah 2016-2019 under 75K if u can. Around 100k the very expensive water pump needs replacing. The turbos based on maintenance history might be next. It is not a low maintenance car by any means. This isn't the 5k oil change and brakes vehicle with 100k coolant flush and plugs exhange.
Bronco2fan
SHO Member
I don't know. I've got 200k plus on my 2013. All still original parts. Granted, shit happens eventually.
Original owner?
Jeff Dixon
Member
I have a 13 pp I’ll sell for $13k with 128k on it. All new timing chains tensioner actuators and phasers. New water and oil pump and new ptu all with less than 10 k on them also has 3 bar map, tuner, cai and axle back exhaust
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Bronco2fan
SHO Member
No. Bought in 2016. I had the oasis and carfax in hand. Sold locally new, serviced at the same dealership I got it from. They had it sitting in the back lot and salesman didn't even know what it was. Got it for a steal.
Junkyard_Mad-Scientist
SHO Member
16-19 I'm told is as good as it gets (no updates from there until it's discontinuation) 100k is the magic number as said here several times, if you can buy well under 100k but be ready to do the water pump and timing chains at a minimum, turbos and ptu depending on how it was driven and maintained could be soon after or even before if it's well beaten. Not a cheap car, not for the faint of heart or light of wallet, especially if you plan to have shops do the work.
In a nutshell, they're great cars, look for under 100k if you can or one with verified repairs and maintenance if 100k+, no matter the case be ready for the maintenance or it will be expensive sometimes catastrophic failures.
In a nutshell, they're great cars, look for under 100k if you can or one with verified repairs and maintenance if 100k+, no matter the case be ready for the maintenance or it will be expensive sometimes catastrophic failures.
