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I would have ordered a Bullitt, but I didn't care for the dog dish on the back panel and the middle of the steering wheel. I know I could have bought another steering wheel and a plain black aftermarket black panel, but I just would have preferred it to have no badging from the factory. Love...

'72 Pinto '90 Aerostar '98 Expedition

No, don't like the eyeliner effect under the headlights.

Yes, so glad I did.

2004 Acura TL. I keep cars a long time.

Long threads like this only confirm for me that the decision to order my 2020 Mustang was the right one for me. Buying used is a crap shoot to me, and even more so with a Mustang. You just never know how it has been abused or cared for.

+1 on the recommendation for Conti DWS 06 Plus

My feedback: not for me. But it is your Mustang, not mine.

I have a M6, so it cannot be stolen. 😁

Update: Salt Lake's snowfall this last winter exceeded 80 inches for the first time in 27 years. My Continental DWS 06 Plus 275/40/19s handled up to three inches of snow with zero difficulty. Now I drove like a grandpa, I will admit, but at least I got to drive it in the winter which was...

The following is just my experience: I have never had anyone ask me why I didn't get a V8. Even when I went on the Memorial Day Mustang ride here in Wasatch Mountains. All I got was thumbs up from Mustang enthusiasts. The HPP just looks cool to me. To me, it has a PP2 vibe to it with the...

Are you talking about the new one, with that grill? I do know styling is subjective and to each their own, but with that grill the M4 could have a 710-hp, twin-turbo V-8 and sell for $20K and I wouldn't buy it. 😁 But that is just me.

There has never been a Mustang model year that was solely V8. Each year they sold tens of thousands of I6s or V6s. And now EBs. That is what kept the Mustang production lines going, not unwavering devotion to V8s. If the Mustang had been solely a V8 model, Ford would have killed it decades...

That was me. I wanted a Mustang since '79. On the lot in Salt Lake in January 2020 were so many A10s, so many with stripes or 20 inch wheels I didn't want. I wasn't going to settle for what was on the lot. So I ordered my loaded HPP w/ HP and the M6 and waited. I waited since '79, a few...

My HPP came with Active Exhaust. It does not sound like a V8, but I like how it sounds. On YouTube you can find clips of the HPP exhaust in different modes. I don’t think you are a dinosaur. I think you like what you like. That’s cool.

I had great fun with my EB convertible in Hawaii. Two weeks with that car convinced me it was time to get a Mustang after lusting for one since '79. I did not notice any structural shaking folks complain about with Mustang convertibles. It seemed tightly built. So in the spring of '19 I...

TrueBlue totally gets it. I ordered by HPP w/HP MT-82 very early in Feb 2020. and wanted a Mustang since '79. I test drove a standard EB manual, a HPP A10 w/o HP, a GT with the A10 and a GT manual. Also I drove a 2019 EB premium convertible on the Big Island in 2019 for two weeks, so I was...

Another reason I'm glad mine has three pedals.

I seriously wanted a Mustang since '79. Came THIS CLOSE to buying a manual, V6, blue hatchback Ghia back then. I'm 66 and don't know how much more time I have on this planet, therefore, I drive my HPP daily and love it.

Stripes are not my jam. I had the hood stripes removed from my HPP before delivery. That being said, it is YOUR Mustang so do what you want.