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Congrats on the great present and on picking a great wife! :thumbsup: I'm sure you appreciate both.

Let's see a pic. :thumbsup:

Kristian, glad you are enjoying your new pony. She is a beaut'! :thumbsup:

This is an excellent idea! - for those who can stomach the 16g price tag, ouch! :eyebulge:

I sure hope the Ford manufacturing plants are running 24hrs a day to keep up with demand.

So you're saying they were "gone in 30 seconds"? Not 60 seconds? :lol: :doh:

My guess is the 2017 Mach1, definitely looks like a spoiler in the back. Like others have mentioned, maybe they are mainly testing the drive train. I thing Ford is going to pull more HP out of the Coyote soon to compete with the performance of the Camaro.

Sure the Camaro has been a better performer than Mustang. So it can go around a track one and a half seconds faster, how often is some one going to do that with their car? The Camaro is a great car, but the truth is the Mustang has consistently been a better, more comfortable daily driver, with...

For $23 grand it should include forced induction.

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If you are wondering what the front fascia might look like with the first refresh, take a look at the Evos. That concept car was presented in 2011 as the new design language for Ford vehicles. My guess is the Mustang will morph into something that looks closer to the Evos in the next 5 years. I...

I personally prefer the refresh of each generation Mustang. As great as this current Mustang looks, I do not think that will change. I am anxious to see what the 2018 will look like. I think there will be hints of the first refresh long before it goes on sale.

I would do the same thing. Sell at auction for big bucks, buy a daily driver and pay off the mortgage. This car should be in some rich guy's show room and driven 30 miles a year.

Wow, that is a hole lotta HP. I can't imagine the drive train was built to handle that much power. I betcha anyone installing one of these can say goodbye to their manufacturer's warrantee. :tsk: :(

No surprise here. This is a well deserved award.

My guess is $400.

I like the chrome around the side windows, makes the car look more classy. Stripes are fine, I could take 'em or leave 'em. That grill though looks very dated, like a '63 Falcon. I would prefer either plain horizontal bars or the honeycomb look of the 2015.

The advantage of the Challenger though is a useable back seat for anyone over 12 yoa. I do not think GM will see nearly the sales increase that Ford is experiencing with the S550. The new Camaro just looks like a refresh, and I don't think there will be as much weight reduction as Chevy is...

Sounds like it's hunting for a Camaro to eat. :thumbsup:

Boy oh boy, those extra fees are mighty steep. Sucks to live in a socialist country. I guess that's what we have to look forward to some day in the good ol' USA.