2012 Mustangs
#11
So your getting the car at cost? WOW.... lucky. Its a win-win situation. I'd rather have the boss bcuz the CJ a) it's not street legal b) high price tag.
OP: The MSRP for the M-FR500-CJ is $91,900 with a fully loaded Cobra Jet priced at $103,980. And to prove this i've added the source: http://www.egmcartech.com/2010/12/10...rts-at-103980/
Unless your a serious drag racer i'd rather take a car which can go anywhere and is half-the price.
OP: The MSRP for the M-FR500-CJ is $91,900 with a fully loaded Cobra Jet priced at $103,980. And to prove this i've added the source: http://www.egmcartech.com/2010/12/10...rts-at-103980/
Unless your a serious drag racer i'd rather take a car which can go anywhere and is half-the price.
#12
Actually the news said a few weeks ago that those losers that decoded the mayan calendar were like 50 or 70 years off....just sayin
#14
I say get the BOSS! Makes for a great street machine, and with some nods, I am sure you can get it to GT500 power levels. Heck, there are performance shops who are modding '11 GTs into machines that spank a stock GT500. And their cars are still street legal!
#20
I'm on board with everyone else when I say "Boss." You can almost guarantee that the CJs are already spoken for, they aren't street legal, and regardless if you pay dealer cost, that's still a lot of money for something you have to tow to a track. If price is no object, I would get a GT500 and take it to Vegas for a Super Snake conversion. That's me though.
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