$40,000/obo asking right now. Full disclosure, I’m pretty motivated to sell. I’m likely to have two mustangs in the garage soon and one pissed off wife, so this one needs to go. Happy to entertain all serious offers.
Selling my 2019 PP2. The car is awesome, which is largely why I’m selling. I want something to tinker with and this car doesn’t need any tinkering (and I have no desire to tangle with CA smog refs). I’m going to do a classic build with my son as soon as I free up this space in the garage...
I say go for it! Track mode is pretty stiff but not bouncy. I usually drive in track around town. Sport and normal soak up the bumps quite a bit better and, in my opinion, offer a pretty smooth ride. It’s such a subjective measurement though. I could be wrong, but I believe the Bullitt...
I don’t believe so, but the car was pretty stinky. E85 without cats has a strong and distinctive odor. I guess my point is, I’m not sure I could have noticed any permeating odors over the strong exhaust smell.
There’s very little audible change at idle. Just go drive it. The difference between normal and sport is how open the valve is at part throttle. At wide open it doesn’t matter what mode you’re in as it will open completely. Track mode just stays open during part throttle acceleration...
If you’re hearing it click, my guess is you’re changing the setting with the car off. You won’t hear any clicks going from normal to sport to track. Just drive it and change the settings, you’ll hear the difference. It’s quite noticeable.
It’s been said, but sc2 tires are easy to sell. Got $900 for mine and spent $1200 on pilot super sports installed. No tramlining, great street manners. Another (biased) vote for pp2.