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RCrumb Oct 21, 2017 10:16 AM

Cheers.

milner_7 Oct 21, 2017 06:01 PM


Originally Posted by Apocalypse Pony (Post 209395)
On the contrary, I believe the GT350 is better than the GT, you'd be further ahead, and much happier I'm sure, with the GT350.

Nothing says "pure joy" better than the sound of the 5.2L at 8000 rpm, and the torque surge as you hit 400 or so rpm.......you'll never want a GT after hearing and feeling that.

Definitely go for the GT350 over an '18 GT.

I concur, the sound alone is intoxicating and as AP said the torque kick at 4000 rpm is sweet and it just keeps revving. The changes to the 18MY are very cool and make the GT a much better machine. But comparing a 350 and a GT is not realistic. 2 different animals. That said I love all Mustangs. I have had a GT a GT500 and now a GT350. Smiles for miles

Stinkey Oct 21, 2017 11:15 PM

Like my 2017 Bow and stern - nice lines. Front of the 2018 starting to look like a Toyota Prius ( this should start a fight).

Gravydog316 Oct 24, 2017 06:32 PM


Originally Posted by Apocalypse Pony
Why settle for a Shelby in a color you don't want ? Theres plenty of them out there, one has to be the right color. lol

lol my cousin wanted a blue Shelby, & got a red one. he didn't want to wait.
its his dream car & he worked hard for it, he said!

pete5000 Oct 27, 2017 12:44 PM

$76,148 for my GT Convertible build incl. fees and taxes. Wow.

RCrumb Oct 27, 2017 01:40 PM

I know, crazy. Great looking, lots of technology, but OMG you'll pay for it.

Stinkey Jan 17, 2018 03:42 PM

Stay with the present design with is quite retro. We don not always have to accept change. Love my 2017 Coupe with the 2.3
a real fun car that gets me thumbs up all the time (Black). MY ony PO is the crappy three hold down plastic bolts for the battery cover that do not stay with the cover once it is removed. They could have spent a extra dollar to this to have been a easy job vs flashlight under the car looking for the bloody fasteners. Ken

williame3590 Jan 18, 2018 03:28 PM

That cover will stay in place just fine without the fasteners Ken.

Bill


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