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I sold my ‘16 GT vert last month and just got a 2020 GT500. The DCT will help you forget about any knee problems and you will avoid beamer maintenance costs

The best car hasn’t been built yet, everything up until now has been an experiment…

I put my thoughts on an old thread here: https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/new-member-saying-hi.85455/#post-2720698 I’ve gone with all those parts in my ‘16 GT and really enjoyed them all (installed them all in 2017, no magnaride). I accepted the lowered lifestyle of being overly focused...

I think the answer is really a personal one, it is based on your budget and what value you put on this car. At the time of posting some might think GT500s are not worth more than 70k, others have shelled out over 120k. I have noticed that anything under 1k miles carries quite a premium still...

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Does it fit well with the wing gurney flap installed?

That silver pops in the light!!! And nice touch on the rear lights real clean! As for me I just bought my 2020 on Sunday, been overcast both days in LA; can you pass the sun back over here and quit hogging it over there in Texas!? I need to take more pictures!!! 🤑

Rapid Red Metallic VIN: 2816 L2968

Just bought a 2020 Rapid Red GT500 this weekend here in Cali, no regrets, excited to put miles!! If I ever do sell it for a loss that is the price of happiness and I am fine with it. If I ever sell it at a profit then that is gravy. I only see an upside to buying a GT500, no downsides for me...

I just got my hands on a 2020 Rapid Red metallic GT500 with 5k miles over the weekend. I live in cali so there are still markups and add ons that still make it difficult to find a good deal on a 2021/2022. I am happy with my 2020, no mechanical difference over the years and I skipped the markups...

So I've hit 50,000 miles (25k on the Steeda Suspension) and it has been awesome. The Steeda suspension has been good for the most part. A rubber bushing on my rear left shock failed and was all torn up so Steeda sent me a replacement shock. The suspension still feels great and I couldn't be...

Hello fellow stang nuts! Just wanted to do a 25k mile update on the Steeda suspension components I've installed (installed at 25k miles, currently car has 50k miles). I have enjoyed the entire package tremendously and attest to its ability to perform well. I would recommend it again if you are...

I would recommend their suspension "packages" so that you don't have issues (Comfort package imo) in the future with blown shocks/struts. If you just go with springs you will eventually need new shocks/struts after 15k miles due to the spring rate not in sync with stock dampening. But if you...