LOL, no offense. That's a nice looking GT you have, and I like Chargers too, but do your research, neither can hang with an SS 1LE.
It wasn't that long ago I watched a Charger SRT fade back from a dig, lose his rear end through the first turn in an S curve, overcorrect and almost roll going...
My car is stock. My experience has been that I've never encountered a Mustang GT that could stay with me whether in a straight line, or even more pronounced, if there are curves. I'm sure there are modified Mustang GTs out there that would leave me in the dust, but I don't think there has ever...
My primary focus was performance, but comfort mattered as well. I'm 6' 165 lbs, and the Recaro's fit me like a glove.
I can fit three rifles, three shotguns, six pistols, shooting rigs for three people, a gun cart, 1,000 plus rounds of ammo, and assorted accoutrements for shooting into the...
I definitely can't fit one of my back tires in there, probably not a front tire either. The stock tires on a GT, maybe....
When you have an electronic rear differential different sized tires are a no, no.
I travel to a lot of competitive shooting matches. Generally I have quite a few things I need to take, including guns, ammo, cart, gear, suitcases, etc. Based on my experience, the Mustang trunk will hold everything my Camaro trunk will hold PLUS one 2.5' by 1' by 1' range bag. Both cars get...
There is an acceleration difference, but to me the difference between 0-60 in 4 seconds 1/4 mile at 12.5 and 0-60 in 4.3 and 1/4 mile at 12.6 is not huge. Camaro SS 1LE vs Mustang GT PP both M6.
The difference between 60 to zero in 93 feet and 1.12 g on the skidpad and 60 to zero in 104 feet...
It's a hell of a platform. That was the biggest difference I noticed when I was shopping Mustang vs Camaro the first time back in 2016. There was a noticeable difference in handling between an SS and a GT. The acceleration difference wasn't that big.
That Cadillac does look appealing.
Actually I have one of each in the garage. My 15 year old drives the Mustang. I drive the SS 1LE, and for the record, I've never had a Mustang pull away from me, not from a dig or rolling. Of course I've never run against a 350 or a 500....
I think the Mustang is a prettier car, particularly...
If you'll look on the left side of your keyboard you should see a key that says "caps lock". You might consider using it.
It's hard for me to believe you're actually 71 and wrote a post like that. Color me skeptical. Most of the posts I've seen here have been motivated by concern for this...
Your argument completely ignores human nature and assumes that a teenaged boy/man will drive a Mustang GT the same way he will drive a Prius. I donāt think that conclusion is valid or supported by observed accident rates.
Question , are higher insurance rates for teenagers in sports cars driven...
Iāve been driving fast cars for about 45 years, maybe 800,000 miles, and Iāve totaled exactly zero of them. Forgive me if Iām not impressed by you having āonlyā totaled one car in 35,000 miles.
Other posters are concerned for your safety in a GT. Iām concerned for the safety of the other...
I definitely prefer a V8! The sound of my SS cranking up (exhaust is locked into track mode) never fails to put a smile on my face. The Ecoboost Mustang is a good car, and surprisingly quick, but the sound is not inspiring to me. Once he's out of warranty he may want to put a downpipe? (I...
Here's one that doesn't translate that way. There was no way I was going to put my 15 year old boy into a Mustang GT, so we went with the Ecoboost. In terms of the cost, I could have put him in a Mach 1 if I wanted to, but that seemed unwise.