mach 1 or 2010 gt
11-12-2011, 05:20 PM
#11
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Tough decision. I have a 2012 5.0 and theres no way I'd go to a Mach 1. But a 2010 is a different story. Machs are beautiful cars, and they are pretty comfortable rides, despite what people say. It really depends on what you want though. A Mach 1 feels very raw, muscle, old school. More importantly, the Mach 1 is rarer than a 2010 GT.
Honestly though, IMO, interior wise , both cars feel equal. Seeing as how you have a 2010 BASE model interior. The base model is drastically different from a premium in the newer cars.
Personally, I'd go with the Mach 1. I've always loved those cars, and even though it's 8 years old at this point, I'd still rock it.
Honestly though, IMO, interior wise , both cars feel equal. Seeing as how you have a 2010 BASE model interior. The base model is drastically different from a premium in the newer cars.
Personally, I'd go with the Mach 1. I've always loved those cars, and even though it's 8 years old at this point, I'd still rock it.
That is THE REASON I love the 99-04 body styles. Yes it doesn't ride like a caddie compare to the newer 2010 or 2011's but I LOVE that. I drove an 08 GT and then a 09 Bullitt....they ride quite plush, no interior creaks/squeaks. I love FEELING the car and not just riding in one. And yes my mach is my DD. Rain, snow, sleet, hail whatever, I'm going out in it.
Goodluck OP.
11-14-2011, 12:15 PM
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01-05-2012, 10:24 PM
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Mach for the WIN!!! On a serious note though if you recently purchased the car and you don't have alot of equity in it you should probably keep the 10 from a financial stand point UNLESS you're getting a good deal on your trade or have a good bit to put down. When I sold cars I saw a number of people that wanted to lower their note or trade for a different car but the numbers don't add up....
01-06-2012, 09:06 AM
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Ha ha ha, I've had guys with brand new 5.0 GT's, with their Chinese trannys, and blown #8 cylinders, seriously approach me about trading cars, straight up, no cash! Obviously, I'm not trading anything for a broken car, but just the thought that these people are that desperate that they would even consider it, kind of blows me away!
01-07-2012, 10:21 AM
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Only 4 cars I would consider trading into from a 2010 GT, those would be a 2011+ 5.0, any gt500, an 03-04 cobra or a 93 cobra. Machs are sweet but not worth the financial headache of swapping cars for a car that's almost 10 years old now and doesn't offer a big enough, if any, performance or comfort improvement over what you have. If you must go back to an 03-04 it better e a cobra.
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