It's the only car I own so yeah, I daily it. It did pretty well in the winter after I replaced the PS4S's with some Continental Extremecontact DWS06's. Now if I ever get around to supercharging it, I'll get a winter vehicle.
You might try to the Ford Performance by Borla Touring axle back if you want a little louder than stock or the Sport if you want louder but not ridiculous.
I just turned 50. I have a 2018 GT PP1 and had a 15 Ecoboost before that. I had a Mazda 3s before this, nice car but got bored with it. Bought the 15 because I like the looks the of Mustang over the Camaro and it's handling over the Challenger. It was fun but I decided to take it up a notch and...
Picked up my car from Gary Crossley Ford collision center today. Got hit by a truck and then a deer in a 2nd event. Luckily there was no frame damage. They did a great job with this mess so thanks to them. The rental Fusion I've been driving was ok but really boring.
I had my PS4's on from late Feb last year until today. The compound really hardens up below 32 and you have to be more careful in the wet. I didn't really have any problems but they don't inspire confidence like they do when it's warm. They are pretty much useless in the snow.
I finally got some winter tires today. Went to a tire shop and had some Continental Extreme Contact DWS 06's put on. First impression is that they are very quiet, with little road noise.
I've owned a EB and now a GT. The EB is a fine car but the GT is a different and to me, a much better experience. To me, the best part of this car is the engine. The rest of the car is nice but the Coyote is a special engine.
When I read "vintage", I was thinking 60's and early 70's, not 80's. I was a teenager during the 80's and I wasn't that big of a fan of the 80's Camaro/Firebird and Stang. I liked 60's and early 70's muscle. You actually saw them on the road back then instead of at a auction. The Buick Regal...