fastautos

A bunch of new pictures of the 2011 DUB Edition Mustang -

http://mustangsdaily.com/blog/2010/1...ition-mustang/

The wheels aren't my style, but I don't think they look terrible either. I actually really like the rest of the look of the car. Would any of you guys actually consider buying one?

LostBoyz

if it didn't say dub all over it, I would like it

onederful100

no, i would not buy the DUB mustang.
i could do the rims/tires/springs for less. with different rims of course.
and i could do without the stripes or DUB badging.
but it's nice for someone who likes it. good for ford, getting into a different marketplace.

Acerbus 2.0

Seems like most every other small/obscure "aftermarket mustang" company out there went with the Roush front fascia for their 2010+ offerings. A pretty looking fascia, now doubt. But i'm suspecting future car meets could get a bit dull after a while of everyone arriving with the same front bumpers.

JIM5.0

I love the Roush front end, and some of the other features look nice too.
I don't know about the scoops, but that is only because I am a stickler of having stuff on my car that is actually functional. To someone else, the scoops might be a great thing to have to enhance the looks of the car.

Forgive my ignorance, I have no idea what DUB is, nor have I even seen any aftermarket stuff for 'Stangs.
What the heck is DUB?

DRock

Did anyone realize that they are v6's only?

Mr.Bape

http://www.dubmag.net/cars/custom-rides

ghettoness at it's best.

fastautos

I think they are debating about making a V8 version as well. They will probably see how these sell first.

chain1

$3500 actually seems like a pretty good deal for all that, especially since it seems to include the wheels and tires. I think it looks pretty good too. Not my cup of tea but nice.

Alec

I was expecting much worse