ice445
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- First Name
- Ryan
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- 2020 Mustang GT 6MT
So let me get this straight, youre justifying your EB because of how people perceive you versus a GT? Man, you really got to hate yourself if you let what people will think enter your mind when choosing a car thats for you, bought with your own money. Not only that, but this doesn't even hold water. Non car people don't even know what the difference is, a Mustang is a Mustang to them.I miss the knowledge of potency in owning and driving my 2018 GT PP1 coupe, now that I have a 2019 EcoBoost™ convertible. The three-hundred-some-odd horsepower the EB offers is more than anyone needs in anything but a racing car. Both cars invite you to engage in antisocial behavior, and there is something wrong with that. Not everyone can resist the impulse.
If you don't intend to drive the V8 on track, strip, or course, you are communicating something about yourself by choosing one. If that's OK with you, have at it.
If what you want is for observers to see you as a rational being with a sense of style, value, and self-confidence, you might want to choose otherwise.
Either car will be a joy to own and drive, but one of them is much costlier in several important dimensions.
Good luck.
Everyone likes hearing a GT go by even if they wouldn't buy one. But yet mysteriously if you get an EB, you'll hear every 5 seconds until the end of time "why didn't you get the v8". I'm pretty sure the CIA patented that method of torture back in the 80s.
I have literally nothing against the EB, I think it's amazing, but this is definitely the most bizarre reason to justify choosing one that I've ever seen.
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