05Stang4Me

I liked the car. I went to the dealership to check one out, but they did not have one in stock. The only Roush cars they had on the lot was all stage "1". So I asked the salesman what kind of deal he could work and they had the car marked way up. When I looked on the Roush site the MSRP was in the upper 40's and that was not even close. I changed my mind pretty quickly.

* I do like the car, but as the others say I would have preferred leaving off the "427" advertisment. That should be the suprise part*

wingman75

I don't think its much different than any Roush. It looks good but not for the price.

I was looking up Roush dealers in Michigan and found this one. Would you buy from a dealer named:

Kraphol Ford Lincoln Mercury No kidding!

fairlane292

+1, and the word Roush in about 60 places on the car, is also... ...to use your words... "totally tacky"

05gtdriver

At the Fabulous Fords event this past weekend at Knott's, Hillbank Motorsports had prepared a 427 Roush, but it looked waaaaaay better than the stock(if it can be called stock) 427 Roush. It was lower than the regular 427, had super hot 3 piece 20's and, of course, had 427 HB-R in a strobe pattern running along the upper body and into the hood(replacing the Roush graphic). I spoke to Hillbank's owner's son and another employee(cool guys) and they were very informative and enthusiastic about their companies' products and future involvement with Roush. They readily admitted that the Shelby CS8 prototype on display, with it's Paxton Novi 2200 inter-cooled supercharger, would hand the 427 Roush a booty whippin'.......

jcw

the roush stuff works alright i got a pair of 12.6s at the track with my car problem is still like any other car half the people who can afford them or the payments could not drive to save their lives. noone can argue that the drive makes all the differance in how a car performs

buster

Hey Jack!!!!!!!!!! If you read this bring one of these 427s to Milan, I'd love to see one