15GTCA
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Yes, this is one of those topics.Hey guys,
Since the 2 are fairly close in price I'm wondering if the Ecoboost PP might handle better than the GT base for less money. I searched and didn't find any comparisons.
I live in an area where I don't have the option to test the two out so looking for feedback. Handling is more of a priority than straight line acceleration.
Thanks for any feedback!
For next to nothing you can get PP sways bars and springs. I also needed and auto, so I bought PP sway bars and springs, but then decided on lowering springs, because I like a little drop.Thanks for the input everyone. I did own a 15 GT for a short bit (base auto) but ended up getting rid of it. Which is a long story in of itself but the short answer is I want one back. My experience was great but I longed for better handling and as awesome as the acceleration was it's not practical without getting a ticket. I get my thrills from twisty back roads and pushing the car through the turns as fast as I dare.
It's gotta be auto so GT PP is out .... that's why the PP ecoboost question.
Guess I'll have to try hard to find a auto PP ecoboost to try!
On a side note, I do not understand why automakers would not offer BOTH options of transmissions on their sporty cars. This does not make any financial sense to me.
Id like to recommend the V6.:bolt:

:lol:I searched and didn't find any comparisons.
Seriously? These arguments are getting lame. Mustang=whatever Ford offers. If he wants a turbo 4 guess what? He can get it in a mustang! Wow what a concept - offer customers choices.Mustang = V8. If you want a turbo 4 get a Focus.

Seriously? These arguments are getting lame. Mustang=whatever Ford offers. If he wants a turbo 4 guess what? He can get it in a mustang! Wow what a concept - offer customers choices.