New guy in Minnesota
12-14-2010, 11:54 AM
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: MN
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New guy in Minnesota
Looking to buy a 2010 or a 2011 Mustang GT.
I love the new body style and interior,
Love the sound of the 2010 4.6 motor with FRPP cams, and love the 2011 5.0 power. So I haven't decided yet.
I really like Torque down low, that's more important to me than horsepower up high. Anyone seen dyno traces of each?
Also, Why can I only view some of the pictures in the for sale section? Seems kinda weird.
I love the new body style and interior,
Love the sound of the 2010 4.6 motor with FRPP cams, and love the 2011 5.0 power. So I haven't decided yet.
I really like Torque down low, that's more important to me than horsepower up high. Anyone seen dyno traces of each?
Also, Why can I only view some of the pictures in the for sale section? Seems kinda weird.
..... I'd go with the 5.0!!
12-14-2010, 03:48 PM
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12-14-2010, 04:34 PM
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Welcome to MF, Kytann from beautiful British Columbia, Canada!
I'd definitely go with the '11 5.0...what a great car...much better
choice overall, for sure.
Good luck with your choice, whatever that might be
Larry
I'd definitely go with the '11 5.0...what a great car...much better
choice overall, for sure.
Good luck with your choice, whatever that might be
Larry
12-14-2010, 11:56 PM
#9
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 228
Welcome to MF from a fellow Minnesotan here in the Great White North!
I'm probably going to get myself killed for this, but here goes.
I'd go with whichever one makes you happy. There are some really good deals out there on the '10's, and 315hp stock is enough to get anyone in serious trouble. On the other hand, the new engines in the '11's are really sweet, along with their corresponding transmissions. However, there is currently a pretty good price premium on the '11's with the new 5.0 liter motor. They both sound great, IMHO. Personally, I'd probably go with the one you feel gives you the best bang for the buck. If you wait 'till the end of next summer, there will be some pretty good closeout deals on the leftover '11's. If you don't want to wait that long, there may still be some new '10's available out there in new dealer inventory. However, this late in the year the selection will be pretty limited. Enjoy the search!
Whichever way you decide to go, come on back and share some pics of your new 'Stang after you pick it up. We would love to see it. And when you get a second drop by the Minnesota Regional Chapter and say "Hi." We always love to see new Minnesota folks drop by.
I'm probably going to get myself killed for this, but here goes.
I'd go with whichever one makes you happy. There are some really good deals out there on the '10's, and 315hp stock is enough to get anyone in serious trouble. On the other hand, the new engines in the '11's are really sweet, along with their corresponding transmissions. However, there is currently a pretty good price premium on the '11's with the new 5.0 liter motor. They both sound great, IMHO. Personally, I'd probably go with the one you feel gives you the best bang for the buck. If you wait 'till the end of next summer, there will be some pretty good closeout deals on the leftover '11's. If you don't want to wait that long, there may still be some new '10's available out there in new dealer inventory. However, this late in the year the selection will be pretty limited. Enjoy the search!
Whichever way you decide to go, come on back and share some pics of your new 'Stang after you pick it up. We would love to see it. And when you get a second drop by the Minnesota Regional Chapter and say "Hi." We always love to see new Minnesota folks drop by.
12-15-2010, 04:32 PM
#10
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: MN
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Welcome to MF from a fellow Minnesotan here in the Great White North!
I'm probably going to get myself killed for this, but here goes.
I'd go with whichever one makes you happy. There are some really good deals out there on the '10's, and 315hp stock is enough to get anyone in serious trouble. On the other hand, the new engines in the '11's are really sweet, along with their corresponding transmissions. However, there is currently a pretty good price premium on the '11's with the new 5.0 liter motor. They both sound great, IMHO. Personally, I'd probably go with the one you feel gives you the best bang for the buck. If you wait 'till the end of next summer, there will be some pretty good closeout deals on the leftover '11's. If you don't want to wait that long, there may still be some new '10's available out there in new dealer inventory. However, this late in the year the selection will be pretty limited. Enjoy the search!
Whichever way you decide to go, come on back and share some pics of your new 'Stang after you pick it up. We would love to see it. And when you get a second drop by the Minnesota Regional Chapter and say "Hi." We always love to see new Minnesota folks drop by.
I'm probably going to get myself killed for this, but here goes.
I'd go with whichever one makes you happy. There are some really good deals out there on the '10's, and 315hp stock is enough to get anyone in serious trouble. On the other hand, the new engines in the '11's are really sweet, along with their corresponding transmissions. However, there is currently a pretty good price premium on the '11's with the new 5.0 liter motor. They both sound great, IMHO. Personally, I'd probably go with the one you feel gives you the best bang for the buck. If you wait 'till the end of next summer, there will be some pretty good closeout deals on the leftover '11's. If you don't want to wait that long, there may still be some new '10's available out there in new dealer inventory. However, this late in the year the selection will be pretty limited. Enjoy the search!
Whichever way you decide to go, come on back and share some pics of your new 'Stang after you pick it up. We would love to see it. And when you get a second drop by the Minnesota Regional Chapter and say "Hi." We always love to see new Minnesota folks drop by.