Yes, I've considered a GT500 however the prices are still very high on these cars. All the GT 500's I've looked at are between $80K and $100K.
And most have only a year of warranty left. Granted, they are amazing and beautiful cars!!
Agree! Having owned BULLITT Mustangs, older people knew the BULLITT at car cruises. The BULLITTS never got the lookers like my Shelby.
It's a tough decision.
LOL! A pretty penny would buy it! Red, white stripes, red/charcoal interior, nav, new Michelin P4S tires, up to date maintenance, coolant, brake fluid, etc. paperwork with the car.
I've had four BULLITT Mustangs and two Shelby GT500's all 5 or 6 speed manual transmissions. My current 2008 Shelby GT 500 is all stock 500hp 6-speed. I use it for car shows and cruises, no track work or street racing. Being 77 years old, I'm getting tired of shifting gears. I've been thinking...
Ford could have saved a lot of money by keeping the S550 body with a few mechanical upgrades. The BULLITT, the MACH 1, and the GT500 had the "WOW" factor. Where's the "WOW" now? They even downgraded the EcoBoost. A Dark Horse with two I-Pads on the dash and a $70K sticker just doesn't get it...
Most dealers in my area, Western PA have Mustangs, no shortage. I have yet to see an S650 on the road. Of course, the weather here is still cold. Most of the GT's I see listed are between $54K and $56K without the GT Performance Package. They have a $2K rebate on the 24's.
I agree with Demon. Most gearheads I talk to just don't care for the new sharp edge look. The dash is a joke to most people. I keep wanting to consider an S650 but the more I look, the less I like them. They look like a taxicab with KIA tail lights. I really like Mustangs, have had a bunch of...
Last fall when I was fueling my 2008 GT 500 for storage, a fellow pulled up behind me. He walked over and complemented me on my car. He identified himself as a general sales manager for a large Ford Dealer in the area. I told him I really enjoyed my Shelby but would like to have a new one. He...
Not really...
I did some research on the internet companies. One of the "BIG" ones get terrible reviews. Most people are saying try to find a module on e-bay.
I read recently that if the computer module goes bad in a GT 500 that is over ten years old, Ford no longer offers this part. Is this true? If so, are there other sources or will I have a great car to look at but not drive?
My 2020 BULLITT is a dry day car! This is my 4th BULLITT...........got caught twice in rain since 2003.
I never wash the car..........never need to........just some detailer.........that's it! I have sold some great cars...........the second owner always is happy!
Bought 2020 BULLITT DHG #L 3166 on August 8, 2020. Options...…..Electronics and Magnetic Ride Control.
This is my fourth BULLITT...………….01, 08, 09, 20
ARMY TC (WESTERN PA)
BTW...……...don't forget to register you car on the IMBOC (International Mustang Bullitt Owners Club) Site. This site and...
I'm thinking of buying a new 2017 Shelby GT350. I had a 2010 GT 500 that I recently sold.
I like the GT350 except for the BLACK wheels! I'm an old school chrome guy..........
Do they make a comparable brushed aluminum wheel that is similar to the factory wheel. I'll keep the factory...