Exactly. No matter how hard they try, the result will always be "pretty <insert your adjective here> for a Hyundai".
Sure, but the more performance gas engines before they're all gone the better in my opinion. It stands pretty tall on its own merits, especially for the price.
Yup. but jury is still out on the engine lasting. but all oem's have teething problems. not my type of vehicle, but for those in the market for a sporty somewhat fast car, it might be.
At one time everyone laugh'd at the misu lancer also. they stopped soon after getting doors blown off by a misu
I dunno, I think it's cool. We can agree to disagree though. Any car that's absurd for the sake of being fun gets a pass in my book.
Have you ever driven one of these fugly N's? I did and I can say that it gives much better performance on track versus a stock mustang. You need to do quite a number of suspension mods to make mustang handle in corners like this one. With close to 300hp and being much lighter, it's not slow in straights by any means either. It's a great track day car that you can take to HPDE straight from dealership. I'm not sure why it cannot have some pops and burbles to compliment that great handling experience.
Some people think NA V8 cars are dumb. I try to be as tolerant as possible of fellow "car people". There aren't enough of us and I think we should try to be supportive of each other.
That's what I was thinking too. I would understand it more on a Porsche or Corvette forum. Mustang is not typically any kind of elitist machine.
THIS!
Hello; This may be a repeat of my views. Most every car I have owned has come from the factory with the capacity to break current traffic laws. In particular speed limits, even interstate limits of over 70 MPH. Were i given a ticket for speeding and then tried to claim I shouldn't be punished because the top speed was a stock factory item, I would lose that claim.
