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The. saying is don’t fear the gear. Whatever they charge for a 3.55 is well worth, considering the cost it would be after the fact.

My 13 Boss I bought new…….

My other 12 Boss I bought a few months ago from original owner with 1600 miles….now 1800 miles…..rare Yellow Blaze Metallic

My 2012 Boss with 18k miles…..

I like the fact that the DH has 500hp….I don’t like the fact that it is 400lbs heavier than a Boss…I really like the s197 cars.

25 dealer stock, they have had the car since Xmas time…..700a, black, 6spd, Recaros, non HP, appearance package….msrp 74xxx invoice like 70800.

I have a deal pending at invoice which I thing is about $3600 off sticker……I have some slight reservations about the car and the fact that I am trading in a beloved 12 Boss………..one minute I want the DH, next I wanna just keep my Boss that I love. The dealer is being fair on trade in.

The Recaro seats are awesome….I‘d get them for looks alone even if they were uncomfortable.

I am thinking about buying a new Dark Horse Mustang…..not a HP car. What types of discount of MSRP should I be expecting…thanks

free? Trust me brother, you paid for it…

Plates ruin the look of the car….Do Not put one on…..PoPo should leave you alone

QUOTE="jimbo67, post: 3331360, member: 60944"] I work in the autobody industry, I make 40 an hour been the same for the last 10 years. I am way over qualified at the current pay rate. Unfortunately in Massachusetts that's top of the pay scale. (Depends on where you want to work maybe 5 to 10...

For. the 25 price increase, Ford should have ditched those stupid screens, added The Tremec and more aggressI’ve wheel choices.

everything About them…want gauges and buttons and things that go click clack when pushed and turned……

I have been a Mustang owner for the past 31 years, and consider myself a Ford enthusiast. I talk to a few Mustang friends throughout the year who are decades long enthusiasts like I am and overall I see people who don’t like -prices -the “all new” S650 REFRESH -auto start/stop -lack of tuning...

just passing along a few tips that I use, trying to help. It has been my experience in life that it is extremely rare for people to “just do their jobs” for at least the past 15 years. Keeping a watchful eye on folks working on your pride and joy can keeps mishaps to a minimum.

understand….but some peoplehave physical limitations, no garage, work 100+ hours a week…etc….we all have e a cross to bear

Dealerships are terrible. Worse than drive in style “Jiffy Lube” type places. My advice, if doing it yourself if not feasible….establish a relationship with a Jiffy Lube type place near you. Here are some key points on Doing this….. 1) get to know the guys by BS a bit and stay with your car...

How about Roush….I think it may make a little less power, but it sounds so perfect.

I find that a little dawn in a spray bottle with water, Spray Away glass cleaner can replace all the interior cleaning products and save you money in the process. Lots of detailing products are nothing more than a marketing ploy.