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Close…Mazda The Ford Probe is a liftback coupé produced by Ford, introduced in 1988 and produced until 1997. The Probe was the result of Ford's collaboration with its longtime Japanese partner Mazda, and both generations of Probe were derived from the front-wheel drive Mazda G platform that...

Me too. AM’s are timeless. My favorites are the early DB9’s. This is a 2009. Not bad for a 13 year old car.

I totally agree but these discussions alway seem to take a turn for the worse.

I just thought it was appropriate for the new generation. I’m on a ten year plan so right now I’m looking at a new car at the very end of the S650. That said, if I hit the lottery……..:giggle:

Good stuff. Thank you for posting.

If this were true there wouldn't be 72 or 84 month loans. These are specifically designed for those that cannot really afford a new car. Unfortunately that encompasses a large percentage of folks here in the US.

Good lord guys just stop already. No one gives a shit about a Golf R on here except those who want a four door box with a four banger under the hood. By the way a 2023 Golf R is $45,845, a GT Premium starts at $44,460.

Except the ICE Mustang is no longer a priority. That boat has sailed. You mean the car that will no longer be made?

Reminds me a little of the Ferrari 812 Superfast.

A few years old but still worth listening to. By the way they saved the best for last.

Well at least we got the middle one right!

Well then, that is certainly doable. I stand corrected. :like:

That’s a typo. The factory is not going to put a 255 on an 18” wheel.

Interesting but basically 2 seater sports cars. Where’s the Camaro, Challenger, and of the German sport coupes?

No.

Considering the base tires are 235/50 -R18 I hear you. But larger tires means all the other changes are needed so you are right back to square 1. Besides if Ford did everything we wanted there would be no aftermarket. Gotta keep those small businesses going.

Oh this is way to easy....... #1 Ferrari #2 Ford #3 Porsche

The game is called lose-lose. No matter what Ford does someone would get on here and bitch about it. The wheels are the wrong color, or they are too heavy, etc, and/or the tires (unless they were PS4S). Even then someone would complain. Then there is the additional cost and the change needed...

I get it. But I do not think they’re a lot of young first time buyers really looking at Mustang’s especially the GT. And if they are and need an 84 month loan they are financially stupid.

And they are already a one year old car. Depreciation is a bummer. But I understand your point. There are always deals to be had if you’re willing to put in the legwork. That said do not expect deals on the S650 when they first arrive.