After the great news that ford gave about the V6 and obviously the V8 will get the same great news. Are there any 2010 owners who will trade theres in for the 2011.

 

Negative. I'll wait until the Boss or next redesign

 

Nah not me, its not really worth it for anyone to trade in a car thats only a year old. They would lose a lot of money. Plus it will also depend on the price of the 2011s.

 

nope, don't plan to, i'd rather get a car with proven powertrain combo than a first year production run like the 3.7/6 speed tranny would be...

 

It was not a secret that the 2011 would have a new engine put in it, if this was something you really wanted you should have never bought the 2010 to begin with...wasting money is a fun thing isnt it!

 

YES! Since my 2010 will never be worth more than it will be when the 2011s come out, I plan to upgrade. I believe the 5.0 will be over 400 horse, I want more POWER! Plus I am hoping that this time around I can get the exact color scheme that I want. Only question is how much the new ones will cost.

I have been through this once before. In 1977 I bought my first new car, a 77 Camaro with the 305 cui, 3 speed manual trans. The next year they came out with the Z28 Camaro with the 350 cui and 4 speed T10 tranny. I sold my 77 to my father and bought the 78. I still have it.

Joe

 

Its tempting, but I think I'll keep my 2010. I still might try and get the wife a 2011 GT auto, but then again I might just have her wait till the 2015's come out.

 

I'll wait till 13 or 14 and get one in addition to my 10 only if the core of the earth hasn't heated up and caused the crust to shift!

 

Lol good point above. I just love my 2010 too much to trade it in because its my first new car and I always dreamed of having a black stang, I really want to keep it forever honestly. Also I put a lot of money into it that I will never get back. Just no way its worth it for me atleast.

 

Start learning how to drive fast folks!
I'm waiting till 2015, by then, we should have 1000hp cars from the factory, lol.

Those new engines won't come free so people with the 2010 can't feel too bad because there won't be any bargaining on the '11 prices.
Heck, dealers might even bump the MSRP.