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Waiting to see your proof. And waiting for a Dodge to appear in my driveway.

I'd like to see that.

I have never even owned a Dodge. Edit: I did own a 1995 Neon but technically it was a Plymouth.

And it's still the second worst January in history. We're going over the last 12 years of sales history. Again, you didn't look at the sales chart. And how am I dodge guy?

Summer is worse than Winter. Not best. And Fall is the worst. Not Winter. 1. Spring 2. Winter 3. Summer 4. Fall It just puzzles me when people make incorrect statements when the numbers are literally right in front of them. As someone else said:

Just correcting your "winter bad summer good" posts.

Dec-Feb still outsells Jun-Aug, historically. By about 2.5%

Winter is December 21 to March 20 But go ahead and make up your own seasons. December is 6th in sales so call that the worst, too.

Are they 9.5" wide? A 295 would fit but you're better off with a 275

Let's look at the sales numbers for a bit. Sort of. The lowest months are September and October. Makes sense with the new model year switchover. July-November is the worst sales period of the year. Feb-May is the best sales period. Summer is the worst sales period for Mustang. So throw the...

In the words of the great Winston Wolf...."Let's not start sucking each others d---s yet" Lower than the same month in 2024 which was the worst sales year ever Let's see what a couple months look like.

Good reason to buy an aftermarket one

It's bare metal. You could have put clearcoat or something on it when it was new

Can't you adjust the tire height in Forscan? 18 vs 20 inch wheel doesn't necessarily mean anything, the overall tire height which is what counts Plus, even if you go with a taller tire (0.7 inch in this case, 27" vs 27.7"), your speedo isn't off by much...

A quick look at Cars.com confirms that's a decent price, the cheapest used 2024's with less than 20k miles on them aren't much more than that. First new car? They lose a ton of value the first couple years. You paid $72k for your car?

I had a friend that bought a car with one style of wheel on one side and one on the other (both factory) Took us like a week to notice lol

I saw go with a different wheel all around. Keep em guessing!

They never sold a package like this for their S550 build And if they did everyone would complain how you can go that fast with a Whipple and spend way less But that's not the point - guys like Steeda and Boschma aren't trying to spend as little as possible, they're trying to push the platform...

I saw a S550 GT500 with 21" wheels on it somewhere https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/triumph-tribulation-road-to-the-first-21-signature-wheel-2020-gt500.139858/

5050 GVWR Subtract 100lbs fuel 660lbs people/cargo 4290lb car Advertised at 4225lb curb weight (many cars online have weight closer to 4100lbs