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That's another that has made the switch. There have been quite a few on these forums.
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Well yea your are correct..................but i dont think ive ever seen anyone regret getting the v8.Dude, there's always something better. Don't get sucked into the mindset. The V6 is a sweet car with plenty of performance. Get booked into some HPDE. Track it. Drive it, enjoy it. Don't regret it. There's always something better, nicer, newer, faster, shinier.
Haha wait until GT350s are generally available... and there will be a gnashing of teeth (including mine)...Well yea your are correct..................but i dont think ive ever seen anyone regret getting the v8.
All true mate! But my GT is not a DD. Just a toy. I actually briefly considered getting a V6 for my DD (in addition to my GT). Haven't decided what to replace my old DD with, but likely a Ford product... Focus, Escape, Fusion, etc.the thing with GT350s.... not a good daily driver. i have 14k miles on mine already. almost ready for my 2nd oil change.
i wonder how many sets of tires i wouldve gone thru on the gt350 by then...
Damn...18 mpg is pretty much what i get on my sixxer.if im getting 18.6 mpg on my GT now with my 2000 mile a month commute, i wonder what i would get with a GT350
I'm very jelly of GT350 owners. That's the car I'd really want if I could afford it. Forza 6 will have to do to get my GT350R experience for now.A GT is going to be a lot cheaper than a GT350 so those of us who could just swing payments for a GT aren't going to have buyer's remorse, but we might be a little jelly.
This is true for all things in life.Dude, there's always something better.There's always something better, nicer, newer, faster, shinier.