View Poll Results: Do you regret engine size choice (ie v6 over v8)?
Yes
10
10.87%
No regrets
82
89.13%
Voters: 92. You may not vote on this poll
Do you regret engine size choice?
6th Gear Member
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 12,259
From: Acworth, GA
No regrets as it was a graduation present in pretty much stock form. A V8 would be nice to have but personally I like being different and I work with what I have. Eventually I will buy a V8 powered Mustang because I simply can't get rid of the one I have now, too much money in it and too much sentimental value. Also people expect a V8 to be fast, not a V6.
6th Gear Member
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 10,688
From: MO/ Born and raised in Louisiana
[quote=2005Redfire6;7866476]No regrets as it was a graduation present in pretty much stock form. A V8 would be nice to have but personally I like being different and I work with what I have. Eventually I will buy a V8 powered Mustang because I simply can't get rid of the one I have now, too much money in it and too much sentimental value. Also people expect a V8 to be fast, not a V6.[/quote]
Preety much what I said.. Da** redfire your car looks bad a** with that hood. I'm like you I can not and will not sell my mustang but I will in the very near future buy a 2010 + challenger SRT-8! Sorry for the thread jack. Continue..
Preety much what I said.. Da** redfire your car looks bad a** with that hood. I'm like you I can not and will not sell my mustang but I will in the very near future buy a 2010 + challenger SRT-8! Sorry for the thread jack. Continue..
5th Gear Member
Joined: Sep 2010
Posts: 2,267
From: IN
I have owned both and I must say I dont care for a sixxer but I admittedly will say I was not blown away by the power of the 4.6 however its been fun upgrading and knowing now I have a good running stang. I really dont care for my fiance's new fusion b/c its a four cylinder but it has all the options so it is really nice.
