MAGS1
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- Mar 6, 2020
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- First Name
- Mark
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- 2022 Mustang GT
I will likely hang on to my GT for quite a while as well. It’s more “analog” than anything out there which I prefer. The tech in my wife’s Explorer is incredible and has some really cool features, I just worry about how long it will last. We did an ESP on it primarily for the electronics.I tend to keep my cars (any car, not just sporty ones) a minimum of 10 years. My Honda is 14 years old and that pretty much sums up my car ownership history. Had a '78 Granada ESS that I traded in for an '89 Accord LXi (focused more on family at that time). Being retired my GT is my last new car as I dubbed it my "retirement car". Yeah, it's an A10 because I didn't want the hassles of tiring my left leg in traffic or dealing with hydraulic clutch issues that I saw so much of in Rangers, etc. It's still fun when in 'S' mode.
I also did the 10R80, I don’t see myself doing a manual in the future even though I absolutely love the S550 GT350 and would love to have one.
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