2011 v6 vs. 2005 gt?
02-02-2011, 08:16 PM
#61
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Men, you don't want to be that guy at the traffic light on a nice summer day. Then a nice chick pulls up besides you and says "Is that a V8" and you reply "No its a V6". All of a sudden her legs will close and all hopes of glory go out the window. Long story short, do it right or you'll end up doing it twice. Like it or not, V6 is for chicks and big boys ride clean on an 8, regardless of whatever the sticker says !!!! That my 2 cents
There are hardly any girls who see a difference between a v6 or a v8 mustang. They just see "Mustang" and that's good enough for them. Every girl I met and know, maybe 2 know the difference between a v6 and v8 engine. Let's be real.
02-02-2011, 08:22 PM
#63
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I cant even imagine or fathom the idea of being a teen with an 06 MUSTANG GT !!!!!!!! F - - k, if i had the equivalent back then, I would be pimping on the overtime. Good for you men, I aint hating, just congratulating. Must be nice.
02-02-2011, 08:31 PM
#66
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well if were on the subject of what chicks dig, get the grabber blue. you have no idea how many women ive had complement the car and basically fawn all over it. its a great conversation starter.
and if you want to double up the odds, get a cute dog, put dog in car. and your guaranteed to get a conversation going about either the dog or car. most likely both.
it doesn't matter what you have under the hood (although mine is an 8) if the stang looks good people will like it.
and if you want to double up the odds, get a cute dog, put dog in car. and your guaranteed to get a conversation going about either the dog or car. most likely both.
it doesn't matter what you have under the hood (although mine is an 8) if the stang looks good people will like it.
02-02-2011, 08:31 PM
#67
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2: A couger or a gilf might not know the difference between a V6 or a V8. But a new mami knows, TRUST ME. Besides thE exhaust sound off a v8 is something I never found in any other car, and i owned 33 cars.
3: Now lets get down to the nitty gritty. I think the two cars are fairly similar in stats. I owned a v6, and i can honestly say, after the first month i was constantly asking myself why i cheeped out on the lower model. Maybe it was in my head, maybe not. But I just think something things are worth spending a little extra on.
And chicks do dig grabber blue...
02-02-2011, 08:37 PM
#69
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1: Whats wrong with a hoe ? God bless hoes. They sure know how to clear a headache when their services are required. Im keeping it real. Can i get a witness ??????
2: A couger or a gilf might not know the difference between a V6 or a V8. But a new mami knows, TRUST ME. Besides thE exhaust sound off a v8 is something I never found in any other car, and i owned 33 cars.
3: Now lets get down to the nitty gritty. I think the two cars are fairly similar in stats. I owned a v6, and i can honestly say, after the first month i was constantly asking myself why i cheeped out on the lower model. Maybe it was in my head, maybe not. But I just think something things are worth spending a little extra on.
2: A couger or a gilf might not know the difference between a V6 or a V8. But a new mami knows, TRUST ME. Besides thE exhaust sound off a v8 is something I never found in any other car, and i owned 33 cars.
3: Now lets get down to the nitty gritty. I think the two cars are fairly similar in stats. I owned a v6, and i can honestly say, after the first month i was constantly asking myself why i cheeped out on the lower model. Maybe it was in my head, maybe not. But I just think something things are worth spending a little extra on.
02-02-2011, 08:39 PM
#70
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