2000 Ford Mustang v6 Reliable?

So I'm looking at a cheap 2000 mustang with 75000 km's (46000 miles) but I'm a little scared of how it will be, the owner now has replaced a few things so that they're new and it seems it has been decently taken care of with there being a little rust on the fender so should I go for it and buy a 17 year old car? They want under 2 grand for it

The only way to know if it's a "good" vehicle is to have a mechanic inspect it… B4 purchase

The mileage is shockingly low for a 17 year old car. I would have it checked out by mechanic of your choosing. Some parts will perish with just age, if the parts that were replaced are consistent with that, I wouldn't worry to much about it. But rust is big red flag, where there's visible rust, there's usually more that you don't see.

Hi so being now some 17 years old it is well past it's warranty period. So you take a chance with it.

Yeah that milage is probally double of what it says and its a 17 year old car that says its a money pit

Lots of good advise. Having somebody run a professional eye over potential purchase can save money. Bearing in mind its age an low cost? It is a simple question of risk. If we can't afford to lose or spend more then it may be best avoided. Low miles is uncommon but if service records are kept and it checks out? Then overall it may give many more years of service. What is possibly a red flag is why sell it? Is it getting to be a possible scrap or major body work oncost? If we ok with such things and see it as a 'project' where car may be off road most of time under repair etc then go ahead. Otherwise do heed advise. Its a bit of a gamble but low stakes .might be a good investment.