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Yup we're definitely on the same page, getting 6k off MSRP is definitely the icing on the cake, congratulations brother.I think we are all car enthusiasts here,it just depends on what you are looking for.
When I started to look for a retirement gift for myself I narrowed it down to a
C8 ( no manual no back seat)
M2 ( 6 cylinder and body "styling" )
Early 2000's 911 (parts and engine power)
Gt 500 (price and transmission)
Mustang Gt/ Dark Horse
I chose the Dark Horse over the Gt for a few reasons,
1-A loaded Gt was approaching Dark Horse money,
I ended up getting 6k off msrp
2-stronger lower end ( I plan to install headers and a supercharger soon)
3-Better cooling,
4-suspension (i don't care about a rough ride) And I think the handling pkg rides fine
5-Tremec transmission- i love the shifting feel
6 and 7-The wing and the front splitter ( makes it look more aggressive and will help at the occasional track session.)
8-blue ember paint ( just like the way it looks with bronze wheels)
I'm sure there are a few more im not thinking of but for me that's more than enough
The one thing I didn't like were the pirelli trofeo rs tires.( no grip in cold temperatures) I will save them for the track.
I bought the Car in December and ordered a set of continental DWS06 for winter
and a set of replica GTD wheels with PS4S 325 FRONT AND 355 rear. Tons of grip.
2000 miles and many more to come hopefully.
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I know you didn't watch my video Ryan so you'll know that I never once disparaged the driving dynamic of the Darkhorse, it was mostly about cost to buy, cost to maintain, looks, weight, and the price your paying for straight line performance as far as 0 to 60 times, which are all quantifiable. I once heard someone say that negative people are always the easiest to predict, because they are incapable of doing good, so you can always expect whatever they do to be negative, thank you for never disappointing me Ryan 