GT 500 failure...mabye
09-27-2006, 02:49 PM
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RE: GT 500 failure...mabye
My personal review of the GT500-
As some of you may know, I've been going to our local Ford dealership alot about Mustang GT/CS's. Well, they had a Blue Shelby convertible with white stripes down the middle ... Car looked absolutely gorgeous. I sat inside of it and imagined myself driving on the freeway with the top down next to a Z28
. Car would seem on the outside like a perfect "SVT", and a good rendition of the "Terminator". I figure "If they could keep the price under $40,000 or under $45,000 they will sell alot of these!" So I go around to the sticker side and see the price tag set at $74,950. The way I see it is - At this price, for this speed, if you have this much money you are better off buying a Z06 or an SRT-10. Either way the car will be faster and much more exotic than an S197 Mustang, which you see (granted, different versions) everywhere. Now, I didn't get to test drive the car, so I can't tell you about my personal experience driving it, but I do know that is this car was marked in the 40,000 range they would be selling ALOT more than they are at 74k.
As some of you may know, I've been going to our local Ford dealership alot about Mustang GT/CS's. Well, they had a Blue Shelby convertible with white stripes down the middle ... Car looked absolutely gorgeous. I sat inside of it and imagined myself driving on the freeway with the top down next to a Z28
. Car would seem on the outside like a perfect "SVT", and a good rendition of the "Terminator". I figure "If they could keep the price under $40,000 or under $45,000 they will sell alot of these!" So I go around to the sticker side and see the price tag set at $74,950. The way I see it is - At this price, for this speed, if you have this much money you are better off buying a Z06 or an SRT-10. Either way the car will be faster and much more exotic than an S197 Mustang, which you see (granted, different versions) everywhere. Now, I didn't get to test drive the car, so I can't tell you about my personal experience driving it, but I do know that is this car was marked in the 40,000 range they would be selling ALOT more than they are at 74k.
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