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I don't like you have to wait till next year.

Exactly what warranty are you afraid of? The Factory warranty or the warrant for the supercharger itself? It is simple illegal for a dealer/Ford to void your car's warranty because you modified it under the Magnuson-Moss Act. I have a Roush RS3, bumped the boost on the blower, added a bigger...

I am glad all you guys are enjoying it, it was a pleasure making it. BTW, don't forget to give me a thumbs up on the video since GM and Dodge fanboys are trolling it giving thumbs down on the video.

I read in Autoweek and other publishers that the FCP will indeed make it into other models. The biggest reason why you see Ferrari and McLaren do FCP and others don't is cost, its just too expansive, and for Ford to recoup its R&D. Why put all that money, engineering, and expertise into an...

I had some free time, hopefully you guys can have a good chuckle before you start your day. [ame]

Being a member at Shelby forum, they have a listings of dealers (sponsors) of the forum and direct access to GM/Salesman/Internet Sales that's willing to get their members the GT500 at MSRP or $1K over Dealer's invoice. Another option that many members used is a company called leasecompare.com...

I posted this in the pricing forum but I'll post this again. As long as there are people willing to write a check for ADM, they will continue to mark it up. Living in Roseville, Ca., Future Ford added $25k to the 2010 GT500 was it was introduced, this is the same dealer that marked $150K on a...

I think what you are looking at is retail price, like anything else, if they put in into production, and we are talking about mass production since the GT350 isn't just limited to the States, then the cost of items listed above should go down.

You will find dealers gouging for every last penny, but there are also dealers out there what will do honest business. Living in Northern California, when the 2010 Shelby was introduced, Future Ford by my house in Roseville, Ca. was asking $25K over MSRP, they didn't have trouble selling it, as...

You just have to look at the GT350 main's rival for accurate pricing. The Camaro Z/28 starts at MSRP $72K. They are very similar in specs. With Ford's history of pricing the Mustang lineup a few hundreds dollar under the Camaro lineup, expect the GT350 to be a tad under $72K base price.

You just have to look at the GT350 main's rival for accurate pricing. The Camaro Z/28 starts at MSRP $72K. They are very similar in specs. With Ford's history of pricing the Mustang lineup a few hundreds dollar under the Camaro lineup, expect the GT350 to be a tad under $72K base price.