dlazrael

I never bothered to look it up, I just gave reasons why it MIGHT be lighter... though all the reasons are the same.. Forgot to ac**** for the fact that the bullitt intake weighs a ton more then the stock plastic POS :P

40thgtfl

its cool i wasnt meaning to sound like a dick sorry. want to trade your mach1 for the gt??

dlazrael

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You're kidding right? LMAO, I traded a GT for the mach :P My old GT put down 284 / 266 :P

Flyingmau5

tbh wit u if ur looking for a gas mileage car... go get a civic :> if u dont mind the occasional fun the stang is rather interesting

bullittproof01

heres some info that might make you think about the bullitt as being the better option.

http://www.bullittarchive.com/7025.htm

bullittproof01

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Thawolf878

Ok thanks for all your opinions guys. dlazrael you said you get 28mpg on freeway. So with a Bullitt i am sure i can achieve at least 30mpg ; ). Also i had no idea that SRt 4's break down within 3-4 years due to the stress on the engine. SO i guess i wont get one if the engine is going to go bad in a few years. As for a honda i am actually considering the S2k

hdawg06

The main problems with srt-4s is the tranny. Go to an srt-4 forum and ask about it. I've heard a lot of people say how they drop a tranny every 20-30k miles or so because they are build with bad parts. Yes, it is covered under warranty, but getting a chip so you can adjust boost, will void the engine warranty. I'm not sure if it will void the tranny warranty, since they will suspect you of driving/racing it hard.

FDNYBullitt

I own a Bullitt that gets right around 25-26 mpg on the highway, a little less around town as long as you keep your foot out of the throttle body and you really don't need to because it has enough low end to accel with out mashing it. It would definately be a better investment than just about any FWD car for the future and its crash rating is also better so your insurance shouldn't skyrocket. It rides great, handles great and gets more looks at cruise nights or going down the highway. Now, about the mileage. Lets say you drive around 20,000 miles a year, when you compare 25 MPG to 30 MPG the difference is about 130 gallons of fuel for the YEAR so its between 3-400 dollars, or 30 bucks a month more for a MUCH nicer, faster and rarer car. I think that should settle it for you and the Bullitt is a very little bit heavier then an '01 GT but is 300 lbs. lighter then an '05 or'06 GT. My son has a couple of friends with SRT-4's and lots of problems so as every one else here has already said, GET A BULLITT, good luck.