I wish my round trip to work was 10 miles. I have to fill up every week. I love the "depending on your mood" comment. I've parked mine this week and have been driving my husband's car which gets about 42 mpg. I'm trying to save miles as well to get top dollar. I will be selling my 2017 mustang gt to get my new 2024 mustang. My build date is September 25, 2023.
The lowest mileage I have ever gotten is 16.5mpg when I was having a particularly bad week, burned through a tank in a week. Sometimes I wish I had an economy option, but my Mustang GT is my "Economy" car, LOL! My other vehicle is a 2003 F159 with the 5.4l Triton. On it's best day, I think it got 13mpg.
Yes! I love the F150. Of course, I love the mustang more! And, your dad is right, you gotta pay to play. I waited my whole life for me dream car and I got it!!! I have not looked back or regretted the payment every month (plus gas). I canāt imagine owning anything else.
I have loved the Mustang ever since I bought my first one in the early 1980's. It was just a basic 1970 Coupe 302 with Auto in a Medium Blue and Blue vinyl interior. That car sealed the deal and I have owned at lest one Mustang ever since, sometimes 2 or 3 at a time. I bought my current 2006 GT in 2009 from the original owner and paid it off in 2012. I love not having a car payment, but I love the Dark Horse more. Seeing how Ford is putting the Dark Horse in production only sporadically, I am not expecting mine until the end of the year. But that's okay, good things come to those who wait.Yes! I love the F150. Of course, I love the mustang more! And, your dad is right, you gotta pay to play. I waited my whole life for me dream car and I got it!!! I have not looked back or regretted the payment every month (plus gas). I canāt imagine owning anything else.
I saw one of those huge SUVs the other day on the highway and the tag read gas guzzler in some crazy way that fit on the tag. I love it. You just embrace the fact that it is what it is. I had a boss tell me when I bought my mustang GT, āwhat was wrong with your other carā and I told him its not about quantity, but quality and I wasnāt lying. I have never regretted buying this car, EVER. Iāve got two more payments left and I canāt wait for my 2024.
I have always loved the first Mustang ever made (1964)I have loved the Mustang ever since I bought my first one in the early 1980's. It was just a basic 1970 Coupe 302 with Auto in a Medium Blue and Blue vinyl interior. That car sealed the deal and I have owned at lest one Mustang ever since, sometimes 2 or 3 at a time. I bought my current 2006 GT in 2009 from the original owner and paid it off in 2012. I love not having a car payment, but I love the Dark Horse more. Seeing how Ford is putting the Dark Horse in production only sporadically, I am not expecting mine until the end of the year. But that's okay, good things come to those who wait.
. But really never have had the means until now. I thought about getting the Dark Horse, but I am happy with the GT Convertible. Iām happy with my GT Convertible now and the the 2024 is better. My car will begin September 25 and I wonāt be too bummed if I donāt get it until the end of the year or early next year. Good things do come to those who wait. What color did you choose?
Dark Horse with Appearance Package in the Blue Ember. I have been bouncing back and forth between Blue and Black Mustangs in recent years, (1998 V6, Black; 2001 GT, True Blue, 2006 GT, Black), so it's really Blue's turn. Good thing I really like the Blue Ember, and being available only with the AP is just a bonus. I am really digging the Black Alley accents instead of the bright chrome and the Dark cloth interior with the Deep Indigo Blue highlights are really nice.I have always loved the first Mustang ever made (1964)
Nice!! I love the blue ember.
I've got a 2019 PW on 35"s getting about 13mph. When driving to work, it was 100 miles/day. So twenty days per month, would be 2000 miles/month, at $3.50/gal. Looking at about $7k. I never understood folks who can milk $100 for a month when I was filing that up every couple days. That said, $100 every couple working days works out to only $1000 a month, so not sure what's going on with my math tonight....
I am putting a lot of miles on a dodge Hemi 5.7 pickup truck because the owner is going through knee replacement. Surgery, 8 weeks rehab, just had surgery so 8 more weeks of rehab. Anyway three trips a week 20 miles each way plus addition driving to other doctors and shopping. I am getting near 20 miles to the gallon. Easy starts and I rely on cruse control as much as possible. On the other hand, when the owner drives it is a bit more aggressive and the milage suffers. After all, what can you expect from a former law enforcement officer who loves speed.
