2010 427R or 2011 GT?
12-23-2010, 07:31 PM
#22
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lol ask this over on fn sweet and you will get a different answer. What are you going to do with the car? Are you going to roll stock? Are you going to mod the car? The 10 427r feels a lot faster than a stock 5.0 and is more fun to drive imho thanks to the instant power. it really depends. that said, roush cars are not great on the resale form what i hear. Banks see them as nothing but a gt. don't buy the roush thinking you will get more for it in the end. I like to mod my own stuff too so i'd be getting the 5.0 most likely. if you want to just buy and drive with no more money out, honestly i say 427r. It will handle better and is more fun to drive.
EDIT: also i never understand the folks that say take that $6k and put it into a blower like everyone just has that money there. when you are paying more for a car you are financing that not paying that money up front. it't not like buying a $30,000 car instead of a $40,000 car means you have $10,000 lying around to mod with right away. And what is $6000 add to a note $60 a month? it will take a REALLY long time to get to $6000 using the money you save on the payment. I wouldn't trade my 10 (which has the 427r blower and arguably better suspension) for a stock brembo 5.0 for an extra $6K.
EDIT: also i never understand the folks that say take that $6k and put it into a blower like everyone just has that money there. when you are paying more for a car you are financing that not paying that money up front. it't not like buying a $30,000 car instead of a $40,000 car means you have $10,000 lying around to mod with right away. And what is $6000 add to a note $60 a month? it will take a REALLY long time to get to $6000 using the money you save on the payment. I wouldn't trade my 10 (which has the 427r blower and arguably better suspension) for a stock brembo 5.0 for an extra $6K.
12-23-2010, 07:53 PM
#23
Need a little input. Want to purchase another Mustang again. Found a 2010 427R with less than 5k miles on it for $37K. Drove it and really liked it. Has all the upgrades I would want in the car. However, cannot get over the fact I can get a new 2011 5.0 GT with Brembo package for $30,800 + tax, etc. Which way do I go? I'm leaning towards the 2011 for price and the new motor. Thanks.
Aside from the supercharger and body kit, what else does the 427R come with?
12-23-2010, 08:10 PM
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12-24-2010, 12:11 PM
#26
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Location: CA
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One thing that I can say - The 427R suspension is unreal better than stock GT. I rolled for 5k miles on my stock GT suspension. Then had the Roush suspension installed. The best way to describe the difference is that the stock GT stuff should be tossed in the dumpster the second you leave the dealer. So unless you are going to mod the 5.0 right away, get the 427R. Much more fun to drive and not only because of the blower.
12-24-2010, 05:31 PM
#30
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Location: Florida
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$6000 added onto a standard loan will be worth about $90-120/month in payment, depending on how good of a finance rate you got...
