When I was a teenager, I had a mild obsession with the GT-R. A friend of mine told me that he'd rather have a Porche/Ferrari/Lamborghini. I asked why he could possibly want a vehicle that cost more, but performed less. His response was that the Euro cars are chick-magnets, and the GT-R was a...
It's probably more the suspension tuning even with magneride. Also the seats and other creature comforts available for the GT. The voodoo needs to be wrung out to get max potential. Your buttdyno will think that the gt350 is slower during normal driving.
You're missing the point. It's not a literal minivan, it's anything that people get the minute there's a kid. It's the notion that you have to get rid of the fun car because you can't possibly use it anymore, and you're not a responsible parent unless you have a safe/reliable/respectable...
Again. Adults. Backseat of Mustang. War crimes tribunal.
That's just damned impressive. I haven't folded down the seatback yet because I haven't had a need.
I don't the issue is with the mechanical reliability of the car. You're on a Mustang forum, a car with style and personality. The Element has about as much swag as my equally reliable Swingline stapler. Many people have no problem owning and driving a simple and practical vehicle. Other...