I think at least one other person said this, many may think this, I know I do. I am all for a V8, 6 Speed Manual, with a Coyote or Voodoo engine. I just don't think it needs to be called a Mustang. I just think Mustang needs to stay Mustang.
It just doesn't add up to me. The only thing that makes sense is if the OP really doesn't like the DH badge and prefers the GT 5.0 badges. Which I have no problem with. Somebody so willing to cavalierly customize their Mustang but cares how people react is oxymoronic to me.
I lean towards no test drive of vehicles at the top of their trim level. For me it's about engine break in. I have had good luck of breaking my engines in very carefully. I know people have different approaches but my strategy has worked for me so far. Any car with double digit miles is...
The DH is a bad ass car for those wanting more than a GT. The GT is a bad ass car for those wanting more than an Ecoboost. An Ecoboost is a bad ass car for those wanting something more sporty than a typical car. Pick your lane. Each can be modded.
Somebody posted this. DH vs GT
More HP...
Great post as always @Upacurb . I love this debate. I really struggled for a long time with the GT350R. I had a chance to buy one with a 10K ADM but refused. The Voodoo engine was not enough to bump me off of the looks, interior, and exhaust note that I didn't particularly like. Plus I have...
Was the car in the showroom? Did it look perfect? Was it staged?
Sometimes an anal dealership is not a bad thing. Means they have been treating the car like their baby, which is exactly like how you will treat it.
Don't get me wrong, I am all for letting you test drive but sometimes their...
I used my experience and online reviews to make the decision for the DH. Never saw one or drove one before I bought it. I am not really cross shopping though, meaning trying to make a tough decision between two or more cars.
When I bought my 2007 Honda Civic Si the dealer would not let me...
I don't think anyone knows. People with non HP have been waiting almost a year. I thought it was just HP cars.
You can have this in a few days though! Atlas Blue...
Yea, I wouldn't use a car cover if this was my use. My car is only driven once or twice per month so the car cover isn't even being removed that much. And my car never really gets dirty.
I will concede black or dark colors could be a different animal that I am not familiar with. But as I stated my cover is folded on and off, very little sliding. It's folded on and off like folding a blanket.
My DH is PPF Ceramic and also under a cover but obviously that is protected with the...
I have viewed the car in direct sunlight and using Halogen lights and I have very minimal if any mircro scratches. I am as OCD as you can get. I have had three of these covers over 17 years. At first my car had direct sun exposure, now it's mostly in the shade so my recent cover is 7 years...
I have heard this statement a number of times and I will have to disagree. My 2006 has been stored outside under a cover for 17 years. The car has never been waxed, has no PPF, nor Ceramic coating. Now, my car never really gets "dirty" but I am no where near close to only putting the cover on...
I apologize but am not familiar with your car, do you have a manual or automatic? What gear did you use most of the time? When I have driven the dragon I usually just drive in a manner where I don't have to brake into the corners. I try to go in the fall when the leaves are down, that way on...