I had the GT PP on order, but then changed my mind after reading about the MT82 problems. The auto has several nice features that the manual doesn't have.A previous poster hit the nail on the head. As with anything everybody wants to defend their actions and choices as not to look dumb. All trying to justify their actions. I am amazed at the petyness and maturity level of some of the responses. Even though we share an interest in mustangs our reasons for that interest vary greatly. The OP realized the car he bought was not what he wanted so he bought a new one. He described what he did not like and did not blame or complain. If you like what you got great if not change it simple. I have had many mustangs. Right now I have a 99 Roush supercharged that runs low 10's. When I looked at the new 16's I personally did not like the manual as much as the T56 in the 99 so I got an auto. I also have bad knees which was a big part of the decision for me. I have added a supercharger and the car runs great. In my opinion you will never be able to out shift a computer. If you know what you are doing the paddles can be used very effectively on curvy roads and be fun to drive. Since I am new on the forum I will try to fit in so here goes... My auto is faster than your manual, I know everything about everything and most of all my dad can beat up your dad nanny, nanny poopers. To the OP good luck with the new car.
And this would likely be the most compelling reason for me to trade my car for MY18, should it come with that. I want the 3.55 ratio (which I don't have) for 2nd gear, but I want the 3.15 for the highway in 6th. Really a 7-spd would be ideal, or maybe 8 tops. So the new 10-spd would have it all covered obviously.There is a 10 speed coming really soon. Why not wait for it?
What? You don't feel like walking for a year?10 spd will not be in the GT any time soon.
Strong rumor is in the 2018 model year, which is this time next year.10 spd will not be in the GT any time soon.
I did actually - it felt like I was driving a armored viechle lolEver driven a Challenger with the tiny 5.7 Hemi?
Not going to lie its a big beautiful car but I loved the feel of my 14 V6 so I wanted something more nimble!I test drove the 392 Charger. It hauls ass. It does feel like your driving a tank. In a good way though. I called it the bruiser. Probably would have got one but they cost too much for me at the time.
That strong rumor is more like internet wishful thinking...Strong rumor is in the 2018 model year, which is this time next year.
Just have to wait and see.That strong rumor is more like internet wishful thinking...
It wont happen on the GT next year.
LT headers, intake manifold, throttle body, injectors, and good e85 tune should be close to 500rwhp.What happened to that car?
500 rwhp out of a N/A Coyote seems optimistic. What's involved with doing that?
500 rwhp is what, 550-580 ?LT headers, intake manifold, throttle body, injectors, and good e85 tune should be close to 500rwhp.