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Very nice!

Hmm...I have the A10 and believe it or not, it's not blowing chunks.

This is so true! There are a lot of people (including this forum) that bow to the Manual. And yes, I understand that to a certain extent because I've driven a manual GT for the past 12 years. I get it. However, I truly believe a lot of these people have not personally driven the new A10...

Nice!

Very nice! I've never had a convertible. Not sure if I'd like it as my daily driver.🤔

Very true! The car is a total beast with either transmission. Always a pleasure to drive!

I'm sure you're right. I know I would love it! We'll see what happens down the road.

Well, I've come full circle. The offers that I received from Carmax and Carvana were not quite high enough to justify selling and basically starting over again. I'm approaching the the 5 month mark with the A10 and I really don't have anything to complain about. It's an awesome car with...

Good for you! It's only money, right?

Pretty entertaining thread! 😅 But definitely sucks for the wrecked cars - Especially the OPs Mustang. I would have been really pissed at that deer!

I will share more information in a couple days. I'm waiting on an offer that is due on Wednesday. For the time being, it's a 2024 carbonized Gray, A10, equipment package, 3102 miles. Perfect condition. No issues. Garage kept every day and night.

I'm ready to admit that I'll never be happy with my car as long as it's an A10 and not a manual. I'm now in the process of selling it. If anyone wants a really good deal, let me know.

GT is the way to go. I kind of cringe when a Mustang drives by and I don't hear the V8 rumble. Just my .02 cents.

Ok...I'm interested.

Stop teasing!🤪

Yep...I still love driving my 2008 GT. Drives great and it's in great shape. However, I also love my 2024 GT!

Good for you! I bet you do love it! I'm ok with the A10 for now. My 2008 GT manual definitely scratches the itch as needed. The 2024 is more like a cruiser.

There is nothing wrong with a Prius. My wife had one years ago and she loved it. I was all over the place before I bought my Mustang. However, deep down inside I knew it was the right car for me. They all have their merits. Good for you making the switch.

I posted before reading the other posts. Now that I've read them, it would probably be best to unload it with full disclosure and get something that you're going to love!

I can understand why you want to get rid of it, but I think I'd replace all of the tires, get aligned, etc. before giving up on it.