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spuddogg · 07-27-2006, 01:37 AM

I've seen a new gto cruising in my neighborhood lately and he's revved his engine on three different occasions while driving past my car.
Sadly, the driver looks to be approximately 18, so unless he (or his parents) are willing to sign some paperwork regarding liablity I won't be accepting his 'offer'.
But yeah, I was sorely disappointed with the new goat. So GM dropped the cavalier, but then brings it back with a shoe-horned V8, 4 doors and a body kit and slap a GTO emblem on it?
Sad.
But then they compound the debacle by refitting a cadillac STS with modified front, rear ends and C pillars and sully the legend by slapping a Camaro emblem on it.
And the irony? I used to be a BowTie guy.

07-27-2006, 01:37 AM	#17
spuddogg 2nd Gear Member 2006 Ford Mustang Join Date: Jul 2006 Vehicle: 2006 Ford Mustang Location: VA Posts: 344	RE: 06 Mustang GT vs GTO I've seen a new gto cruising in my neighborhood lately and he's revved his engine on three different occasions while driving past my car. Sadly, the driver looks to be approximately 18, so unless he (or his parents) are willing to sign some paperwork regarding liablity I won't be accepting his 'offer'. But yeah, I was sorely disappointed with the new goat. So GM dropped the cavalier, but then brings it back with a shoe-horned V8, 4 doors and a body kit and slap a GTO emblem on it? Sad. But then they compound the debacle by refitting a cadillac STS with modified front, rear ends and C pillars and sully the legend by slapping a Camaro emblem on it. And the irony? I used to be a BowTie guy.