2013 mustang
11-11-2012, 01:06 PM
#11
Beer Gut Extraordinaire
Originally Posted by DavidKR
I have actually been considering getting an 11-12 Mustang GT. the price has dropped considerably with the '13 being released. I was going to go look at one yesterday, Kona Blue manual trans premium with HIDs, nav, glass roof, comfort package, Brembos, 19k miles on it. I drove about 40 miles out to go see it and it was pulling out of the lot with a license plate on it as I was pulling in. 
11-11-2012, 01:10 PM
#12
wait. what?
Yeah the 12's are super cheap! My dealer still has a loaded 2012 5.0 coupe in black and they're selling it at $1,500 below cost. Thought about it, but I couldn't go either way. Only way I could own a car like that in our climate would involve having both the truck and car, not either or.
I offered them 35 for it before I bought my truck. but if I bought a Mustang I'd just throw some snow tires on it, I daily drive my '04 GT through a pretty bad winter and it wasn't nearly as bad as I was expecting with snow tires
11-11-2012, 01:13 PM
#13
Five-0 Ret.
His
Her's
The're both great. But, the Mustang ain't no F-150. If you need to carry anything other than one passenger and a couple loaves of bread, stick with your F-150.
Her's
The're both great. But, the Mustang ain't no F-150. If you need to carry anything other than one passenger and a couple loaves of bread, stick with your F-150.
Last edited by Wanted33; 11-11-2012 at 01:18 PM.
11-11-2012, 02:56 PM
#15
Ok, since we are on the subject. We really love Mustangs and have for a long time. There have been many. I actually traded my 08 heavily modded XLT for the Shelby .. had to have it. But missed having a truck from the first day it was gone.
Until last week we had three mustangs. One had to go so it was the 3.7 V6. The Shelby would be the last to go, it is that car I wanted all my life and the wife's GT .. well it is hers so no options exist. That car will live to 200K miles right where it sits.
My suggestion. Keep your truck and wait to get the mustang. You will end up buying another truck later and regret letting it go until you do. I couldn't even bring a printer home without taking it out of the box. Forget anything larger, you are either renting a truck or beggin the neighbors to use theirs.
Original XLT traded for Shelby it all starts here. Still miss this one.
Here is our group today
New FX2
Shelby
My Wifes 2011 GT/CS
Until last week we had three mustangs. One had to go so it was the 3.7 V6. The Shelby would be the last to go, it is that car I wanted all my life and the wife's GT .. well it is hers so no options exist. That car will live to 200K miles right where it sits.
My suggestion. Keep your truck and wait to get the mustang. You will end up buying another truck later and regret letting it go until you do. I couldn't even bring a printer home without taking it out of the box. Forget anything larger, you are either renting a truck or beggin the neighbors to use theirs.
Original XLT traded for Shelby it all starts here. Still miss this one.
Here is our group today
New FX2
Shelby
My Wifes 2011 GT/CS
11-11-2012, 03:11 PM
#16
Senior Member
Okay guys, I'm going to play devils advocate here. I'm representing Ford and GM. I have a 2011 F-150 and a 2010 Chevy Camaro. Don't get me wrong. I always liked the Mustang. It just doesn't have the style of the current gen. Camaro.
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11-11-2012, 06:05 PM
#20
Originally Posted by Mustangdavey
Cool, since we are showing off our ponies, here's mine. 72 Mach 1 
