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You can't just switch rims and tires willy nilly. It doesn't mean there aren't unscrupulous dealers willing to do it, but I wouldn't want to be a part of that transaction.

I couldn't care less what someone else's Mustang looks like. I'm buying this car for what I like it to look like. If someone wants to make their V6 or I4 car look like a GT, then go for it. That's what customizing is all about.

Correct or direct family members. You could always work at a Ford dealer and get D plan. That is for Ford dealership employees and their direct family.

I haven't looked recently, but there was still over a thousand dollars in room. The higher the MSRP, the larger the discount.

That would be an extreme price increase then.

X plan is still over invoice. Not by much though. Fortunately I get A plan.

No worries:thumbsup:

How about "Guard" green?

If this is the GT, did anyone else notice that it still has two gauges above the center stack?

It's not an "unrealistic leap" for the engine he was talking about. It will take some engineering prowess to accomplish.

Luckily we are all entitled to our own opinions. Since no one has seen the real car yet, it is purely conjecture at this point.

Yes, that is good looking.

My information isn't from NHSTA or NTSB. It's straight from manufacturers sales product training to better inform buyers after purchasing a vehicle. I don't want a nanny state either.

This post ^^^ doesn't deserve a response. Actually it does. Based on your statement, they should require all manufacturers custom fit all vehicles for every single person who purchases said vehicle for their safety so no one ever has to compromise their safety.

That may be true in the past, but if just one color shown here makes it, then it proves my point. What about any aspect of the interior design such as the memory seats? My point would be proven again. Do you realize the 3.7 V6 was originally designed as a Lincoln only engine? I guess we didn't...

Great post Dub. My thought is that it is still more expensive to manufacture HID lights versus Halogen. I think these other companies make compromises in other aspects of their vehicles in order to offer the higher end lighting. I would prefer Ford give us better performance, fuel economy...

You have some fat hands there!:shocked: Just kidding!:p Seriously though, you shouldn't drive with your hands that high on the steering wheel. I've seen a few broken arms from airbags going off and people slapping themselves in the head because their hands were in the way.

Good for you. It will be a great car for you. But you think the Hyundai and Kia are something to aspire to? Just because they put HID or LED headlights in their cars, doesn't make them great cars. You can put lipstick on a pig and dress it up, but it's still a pig. Both Korean manufacturers...

That was the whole point of that statement. It was not to single out the poster. If you ask yourself if you can afford the car and you say yes, will the extra $20 a month or $1000 put you over the edge? If you answer yes, then you lied to yourself about the first question.

It is 2015 Mustang specific. It directly relates to potential colors and possible interior components since we haven't seen any Ford approved information about the 6G. What is so hard to understand about that? Again, if you don't like it don't read it. I for one, like the information contained...