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Brooklyn - Say's it all ...!!!

Get some money so you can get some "Better" cars, 🙄

Again, please try and follow the basic course of decency that hopefully your parents tried to teach you. (but presumably failed)

- now please go away -
Again, this is the response of an uneducated person. As you clearly have not traveled and are uninformed. The cost of owning a home in Brooklyn is top 10 in the country. What you know about Brooklyn and is restricted to what you see from movies. I’m not going to debate with a random person on the internet about money. Keep crying about how you lost a few thousand on a car. You have to go back to your real life once you log off. In reality you have no grand sport, you probably submitted your sc order without the means to pay for it and that’s why you canceled it. You are jealous and are back here talking about how terrible ford is because you have no money, no sc, and no grand sport lol
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Again, please try and follow the basic course of decency that hopefully your parents tried to teach you. (but presumably failed)
 

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Looks like I can forget about ordering one. Stopped in at our local (and only dealer in Anchorage area) today inquiring about ordering a Dark Horse. Dealer is Kendall Ford in Wasilla Alaska.
Sales person went and talked to "manager" and they came back and told me they have zero interest in trying to get an allocation for a regular or super charged Dark Horse. If I want a Mustang they told me to option a GT with plenty of options.
This is how they treat a customer who has bought 2 new vehicles from them in 2 years and has another on order. There won't be anymore, lol.
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Looks like I can forget about ordering one. Stopped in at our local (and only dealer in Anchorage area) today inquiring about ordering a Dark Horse. Dealer is Kendall Ford in Wasilla Alaska.
Sales person went and talked to "manager" and they came back and told me they have zero interest in trying to get an allocation for a regular or super charged Dark Horse. If I want a Mustang they told me to option a GT with plenty of options.
This is how they treat a customer who has bought 2 new vehicles from them in 2 years and has another on order. There won't be anymore, lol.
Back to the C8!
They probably have their allocation reserved for a high ranking employee or didn't get an allocation.

Either way, terrible way to handle that.
 

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Probably no allocation! Bet they could load up a truck or Bronco for you.
 

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Here are 2 cars that are sitting on dealer lots in Iowa.
2026 Ford Mustang Dark Horse SC

Mustang Dark Horse® SC
Part of the bigger issue is - interest rates, gas prices, insurance cost, and the overall cost of living. People (other than very well off) do not have the luxury anymore of buying a garage queen or a one purpose vehicle and tying up over $100K when they go to the grocery store and drop $450 dollars for two adults and a child, fill up their SUV and drop $75 at the pump, open the insurance bill and are staring at $2500 or more a year vehicle insurance, 6-7% for car loans pushing peoples payments to over $1200 a month, utility bills of $400 - $500 a month, never ending property tax hikes, price gouging, medical insurance, medical bills not covered by insurance, blah, blah, blah -

Living today for some folks IS STAGGERING so a Supercharged Mustang isn't even in the cards, not even close for most folks.
 

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That’s true. I supercharged my fully loaded Dark Horse with a Roush First Edition Supercharger. The performance and feel is incredible for about 100K all in, including TTL and PPF.

A lot of my friends think I’m crazy to get rid of my Supercharged DH to pay an extra 80K difference for a loaded DH SC…

The new one is amazing, but the standard DH is pretty incredible already.
 

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That’s true. I supercharged my fully loaded Dark Horse with a Roush First Edition Supercharger. The performance and feel is incredible for about 100K all in, including TTL and PPF.

A lot of my friends think I’m crazy to get rid of my Supercharged DH to pay an extra 80K difference for a loaded DH SC…

The new one is amazing, but the standard DH is pretty incredible already.
I think a lot of people mix up multiple things. I own a dark horse, Supercharging a dark horse does not make it equivalent or comparable to a sc. Dollar for dollar, if your goal is to be fast in a straight line then a supercharged dark horse is sufficient and is financially smarter than buying a sc. But that’s the problem, people think peak hp # is what defines the vehicle. They see it as a supercharged dark horse or gt can make 850+ hp and therefore is comparable, equivalent, or better than a SC, and that’s far from the truth. Put them on a track and the sc will embarrass a dark horse. A supercharged dark horse should not be compared head to head to a sc. but if you’re goal is to go fast in a straight line and gap most regular traffic cars from a dig at stop signs and Red lights, then just supercharge a gt and call it a day.
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