Considering a new 23 GT base 6 sp

[speedfrk]

So, I had a 2015 EB that was a disaster- had the unfixable driveline vibration and the AC problems. I had 2 challengers since then, one was flawless and one was another Mustang type disaster. What do I need to worry about on the 23's? I would assume that all the problems are worked out by now but you know what they say about assuming...

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[MAGS1]

AC problems have been resolved so you’re good there. I have a 2022 and I’m just over 5k miles and have had no issues so far. My panel gaps are all pretty good, some have had to have some adjustments made, just all depends how you feel about that kind of stuff. The Gen 3 coyote is a beast and pulls like a freight train, I still smile every time I start it up and drive it. I have the 10 speed so can’t speak to the MT-82 but I believe a few folks have mentioned that they changed the hearing slightly but they would have to chime in on that.

I would say if you find one you like, go for it (it weighs less than those Challenger boats too )

 

[Gargoyle]

10 Hp less … lol

 

[Tucker80]

Drive both a manual and 10spd before you buy. The 10spd may not be as much fun as a manual, but it pulls so much harder.

 

[bullittt]

I'm a new Mustang owner myself so I can't comment on reliability or other problems, but I was in the market for a long time. Consider getting a new 2022. They are heavily discount and have 0% APR for 5 years. There was one at my local dealer that was 5k off sticker AND 0% APR.

I see you're in Atlanta so searched Ford's site and found these cars:
https://shop.ford.com/inventory/mustang/results?zipcode=30033&intcmp=show-si

Sonny

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