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No chance of buying one however minus the dash I dont have any issues with the "new" Mustang. Just glad Ford still has the brains to produce a manual V8 vs EV wannabees.

I had a 12 GT 500 PP. I bought it new , did the usual pulley and tune but quickly got tired of the instant smoke when trying to accelerate quickly and the so, so handling, so I bought a 2019 GT 350..(base) . No comparison IMO. The handling alone is worth the purchase and the car is so secure and...

No way all these keyboard experts and GT 350 haters said they would grenade after leaving the dealership.

Not a fan of Carbon fiber on any car. I'd leave it stock IMO .

Agreed the street is not a place to race. Regrettably I've did some ignorant things involving speed but age and perhaps a little bit of wisdom have taught me to keep it in a safe area.

Very good choice nothing comes close to these cars. The 350 checks all the boxes for me plus the sound is intoxicating !

It does sound like a belt or a tensioner perhaps ?

That's easy get the 350 and live happily ever after.

Maybe a little jealous and buyers remorse on the Mach 1 is my bet .

Not in the market however to me the biggest negative is the dash. Not integrated and looks like a 5 year old designed it.

Its a testament to the engineering and capabilities of the GT 350 that nearly 4 years after production it's still the standard that a proper performance Mustang is judged.