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Looking at those pics I agree with you.

If any of you have an Atlas Blue with the bronze package and bronze wheels I'd love to see some pics!

Either way can work depending on how you use the car. If you're going to occasionally do track days, autocross, highly spirited twisty road driving, etc., go with separate summer/winter setups. Otherwise, the UHP all seasons like the Michelin you mentioned (which come standard on C8 Vettes)...

Generally +40 offset in that size should fit front and rear, although+35 imo looks better being more flush. Not sure why these are rear only, unless there's something about the wheel shape that won't clear the non PP brakes. I would consider these from LMR, which are designed to fit front and...

Savagegeese is definitely not for the instant gratification crowd. They both have a pretty good sense of humor, though, but Mark can get a little too negative.

I get the impression the boosted drag racers I know prefer the 6r80 to the 10r80. The 10r80 apparently breaks more easily.

He was amazed by the 10r80 (which isn't new to the S650) when he has the DCT in the Shelby. 🤷‍♂️

The wheel offsets are on the LMR web site. https://lmr.com/products/mustang-sve-r357-wheels-24

That's why the Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing has some appeal to me being on the same platform without the visibility problem. I just wish it had an NA V8 instead of a turbo V6.

Not for customers making full use of the superior cooling capabilities of the Mach 1 and Dark Horse that the GT PP lacks.

Last summer my '22 Maverick spent nearly 30 days at a railyard 20 miles from the dealer. Pretty sure there was a shortage of trucks then. Hope the situation has improved.

This is news to me. I've been aware that BMW underrates the horsepower of its engines, but I was not aware that all of these manufacturers underrate their engine hp numbers precisely to measured whp. I know you posted links of some instances where this was supposedly the case, but it's a little...

Continuing to drive my '19 GT. Going to install PP1 Brembo brakes, Bilstein struts, and sway bars next. I probably won't get an S650 until a mid cycle refresh, unless I go with something else like a used C8.

An improved infotainment system doesn't require the tablet stuck on the dash look.

This is a great example of modern screens in a much more stylish design. It looks like an automobile dash rather than a work cubicle. Kia pulled off a better look in a freaking SUV than Ford did in a performance car. It's still too generic for a Mustang but looks nice for a family hauler...

I waited 11 months for my '22 Maverick. During the period from order until when the VIN is assigned, no one knows anything. In the Maverick forums this gave rise to anxiety and conspiracy theories, and resulted in Ford now sending "form letter" emails that still don't tell you anything but give...

From the license plate up the rear has grown on me and I like it, but I agree with thumbs down to the thick plastic below the license plate.

19x11 and 20x11 are very common sizes for aftermarket rear wheels on S550 GTs, so it should be safe to assume they'll fit on the S650 GT.

That looks much better. The Mustang looks like a truck dash in comparison.

The 2015 S550 was faster around a road course than a Boss 302, despite having less horsepower, because of the new, better platform with IRS, etc. In contrast, the S650 from a performance standpoint is more like the 2018 refresh. (Obviously bigger changes in exterior styling and interior.) The...