Sorry...
03-07-2007, 04:00 PM
#11
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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RE: Sorry...
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I haven't broken it in yet, so no real review other than it rides really nice and is very roomy. The seats are supportive and hold you in tight. I have not driven a Mustang because none of the dealers around here would let me! The car is definately big, but coming from a truck, it feels much smaller and also is more nimble than it would appear.
Also kindred169, the black spoiler and Daytona striped cars are Daytona R/T Chargers and have 350HP, I picked up an SRT8 that has 425HP.
I haven't broken it in yet, so no real review other than it rides really nice and is very roomy. The seats are supportive and hold you in tight. I have not driven a Mustang because none of the dealers around here would let me! The car is definately big, but coming from a truck, it feels much smaller and also is more nimble than it would appear.
Also kindred169, the black spoiler and Daytona striped cars are Daytona R/T Chargers and have 350HP, I picked up an SRT8 that has 425HP.
I saw one on the road the other day. Nice car. Looks big.
03-07-2007, 04:37 PM
#13
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Join Date: Feb 2007
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RE: Sorry...
Th dealers wouldn't let you drive one? That's crazy. Is it because you are very young e.g., 16? - Only reason I could think of....
You would have loved the Mustang.
You would have loved the Mustang.
ORIGINAL: S2K1
...I've been looking for a Mustang for a while and have had really bad experiences with the Ford dealers around here thinking their car is too good to be test driven, so I went with a different vehicle. Little more practical, still plenty of fun, but not a Mustang.
...I've been looking for a Mustang for a while and have had really bad experiences with the Ford dealers around here thinking their car is too good to be test driven, so I went with a different vehicle. Little more practical, still plenty of fun, but not a Mustang.
03-07-2007, 05:13 PM
#17
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RE: Sorry...
ORIGINAL: WuStangKlan
Th dealers wouldn't let you drive one? That's crazy. Is it because you are very young e.g., 16? - Only reason I could think of....
You would have loved the Mustang.
Th dealers wouldn't let you drive one? That's crazy. Is it because you are very young e.g., 16? - Only reason I could think of....
You would have loved the Mustang.
ORIGINAL: S2K1
...I've been looking for a Mustang for a while and have had really bad experiences with the Ford dealers around here thinking their car is too good to be test driven, so I went with a different vehicle. Little more practical, still plenty of fun, but not a Mustang.
...I've been looking for a Mustang for a while and have had really bad experiences with the Ford dealers around here thinking their car is too good to be test driven, so I went with a different vehicle. Little more practical, still plenty of fun, but not a Mustang.
03-07-2007, 05:37 PM
#18
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: CA
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RE: Sorry...
Good deal on the car considering you got a SRT 8! Congrats! I personally don't like 4 doors for sporty cars, especially when they are big. But I bet that thing hauls 
Sounds like there are some bad dealers at your local Fords. I was 20 when I bought my stang, I test drove it first. BUT I'm a girl so maybe it's a different story i dunno.
Sounds like there are some bad dealers at your local Fords. I was 20 when I bought my stang, I test drove it first. BUT I'm a girl so maybe it's a different story i dunno.
03-07-2007, 06:05 PM
#20
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RE: Sorry...
Its crazy that they didnt let you test drive one. Espcially seeing as you were going to spend more than 30 thousand....talk about bad bussiness.Your money is green no matter how old you are. Well either way, congrats on your purchase.